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Nicole’s Nashville News- February 16

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Nicole’s Nashville News- February 16

If you are having trouble falling asleep at night, maybe you need Keith Urban to sing to you. He wrote a song that is an hour long for the Calm app. It’s called, I Am Home and it is meant to help people sleep better and to reduce stress and anxiety. Keith had never written a sleep song before but was up for the challenge.

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It looks like Tim McGraw and Faith Hills private island in the Bahamas might be on the market. The couple bought the 20 acre island in 2003 but didn’t actually move in until 2012. The 6,517 foot home they built on the island is made up of 8 different pods, connected by 5,000 square feet of covered verandas and passageways. The island is on the market for $35 million.

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