Divorce Inspired RaeLynn's New Single 'Love Triangle'
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(Radio.com) RaeLynn's new single, "Love Triangle" is -- sadly -- resonating with a lot of Americans. The song is inspired by her experiences in dealing with her parents' divorce; she was three years old at the time. She told Radio.com, "I never thought, when I wrote the song, that it would be a single, I just thought it would be a song on my album. But when I found out that over 51% of marriages end in divorces. I knew right then that this just wasn't my story." And once she started performing "Love Triangle," she learned, first hand, that she was right. When I started singing the song on radio tours — and I wrote it when I was 18, so I've been singing it for four years — fans would just come up to me and tell me how the song relates to them. I heard so many stories already, without my album even being out yet." "This is a song that needed to be written," she says. "There's been a couple of songs about divorce in country music, but none from the child's perspective. She shared her father's reaction to the song: "My dad said, 'I remember me and your mom having conversations about making sure you wouldn't feel the way we feel about each other. We would hide you from it.' But I remember as a kid, when my dad dropped me off with my mom, it was very cut and dried. But that's just how it is." Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. advertisement |
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