Sam Hunt’s New Song Celebrates The Women In His Life

Sam Hunt has released a new song called "Women In My Life." Written by Hunt with Zach Crowell, Ashley Gorley, and Josh Osborne, the heartfelt track pays homage to the important women in his life who have helped shape him into the person he is today.

Hunt told us, "So much of the peace and joy I carry around as an adult comes from the women who raised me and poured love into my life throughout it. There's no telling who or what I would be without them. God bless them all. I'm forever grateful."

The first verse of the new song includes the lyrics,"I wouldn’t know a house from a loving home / 10:30 sharp from the crack of dawn / Where the forks go, how find the book of Psalms / Good cobbler peaches."

The chorus's lyrics include, "I can drive a stick, I can drive a nail / Hold down a job, fend for myself / Yeah, I'd be alive but not much more / If it wasn't for if it wasn't for / All of the women in my life."

We recently reported that Hunt and his wife, Hannah Lee Fowler, are expecting their second child. Per Entertainment Tonight, Hunt, 38, announced the news on stage last night (April 21).

During Hunt's Las Vegas concert, the singer told the crowd that he and Hannah are expanding their family by one. The couple, who have been married since 2017, already share a 10-month-old daughter, Lucy Louise. Hunt's family has been joining him in Vegas for his concerts for the weekend.

The baby announcement comes just a week after Hunt and his wife celebrated their sixth anniversary earlier this week. The couple was on and off for several years during and after attending college. Hannah has been the inspiration behind his debut album, Montevallo.

When Carly Pearce sings the national anthem at the 149th Kentucky Derby on Saturday (5/6), she will walk the derby red carpet and continue a long-standing tradition of country stars that travel North of Nashville to attend the famous Kentucky Derby.

Carly is the thirteenth major artist to perform the "Star-Spangled Banner" at the iconic horse race. Expected to reach more than 16 million fans worldwide, the performance will take place just after 5:00 p.m. EDT and be broadcast live as part of NBC's Kentucky Derby coverage.

Pearce posted to Instagram, "Being from Kentucky, this is a major bucket list moment for me! I'm so excited to announce I will be performing the National Anthem at the 149th @kentuckyderby. Tune in to NBC on May 6 to catch my performance ahead of the Run for the Roses. @churchilldowns #KentuckyDerby #ChurchillDowns #KD149 #KentuckyDerby149 #NationalAnthem #KyDerby."

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Let's look at country music royalty spending a weekend at the Kentucky Derby over the years.