The band American Blonde is sharing a message of self-worth in their latest song, "Why Girl," and they are giving Taste of Country readers an exclusive first listen to it.
The creators of "Why Girl" explain that the song is dedicated to girls who are always looking for love in the wrong places. They aim to inspire listeners to recognize their self-worth and to not settle for less than they deserve.
The lyrics in the chorus question why someone would let someone else make them cry and lose their happiness by living a lie. The singer expresses concern and disbelief that the person is not really fine, as they always appear sad and waste their time on someone who is not good for them. The chorus ends with the repeated question of "why girl why?" to emphasize the confusion and frustration at the situation.
Natalia (Nata) and Christina (Tinka) Morris came together as a country duo after their previous group, Southern Halo, disbanded. Southern Halo was originally a trio with their younger sister, Hannah, and they found success with songs like "Little White Dress," "Anything Is Possible," "I Think Too Much," and "Don't Let Another Day Go By." In 2020, Hannah left the group to focus on her education, prompting Nata and Tinka to rebrand and show their fans their current musical identity.
To learn more about American Blonde, check out their official website or follow them on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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