Oct 3, 2017

A musical response: "Dear Hate"

Screengrab via YouTube

Grammy winner Maren Morris posted this song, "Dear Hate," which features Country Music Hall of Fame member Vince Gill, yesterday afternoon.

  • Her Instagram post: "I wrote this song 3 years ago, recorded it last year with Vince Gill, and always have fans asking when I'll put it out. I never knew when would be the right time, but I realized today that there's never a right time ... Any cent I see from this I'm donating to the Music City Cares Fund."
  • Listen on YouTube. (Cowboy hat tip: Kurt Bardella)

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