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Fans Choose Morgan Wallen’s Next Single

Posted on August 14, 2020 by Nicole Beals

Morgan Wallen released a new song today called 7 Summers. Morgan says, originally, he wasn’t sure the song would even make his album but he shared a little bit of the song on social media and got great feedback. Morgan said he released the song because his fans wanted it. The song will be on Morgan’s upcoming, second album.

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