`McCreery touts "Love Like This"
The song, released via Thirty Tigers, is about his son, Avery, and wife, Gabi.
"Becoming a father is the greatest thing that's happened to me," said McCreery. "Raising Avery as he grows and watching my wife Gabi be a rock star as his mom has been the joy of my life these last 15 months. I knew I wanted to write a song about Avery. I even photographed the room number on the hospital door so I could put that into the lyrics."
Written by McCreery, Frank Rogers and Aaron Eshuis and produced by Rogers, Derek Wells, and Eshuis, the song includes the lines:
When I first laid eyes on you, that's when I knew
I've never known a love like this, I've never felt this way
Girl, I think I might have thought I did
But everything changed today
'Cause I'm looking at you, looking at him
And I don't have a clue what this feeling is
But watching you give our baby boy a kiss
Now I know I've never known a love like this, no
McCreery is currently on his headlining Cab in a Solo Tour. His last album was 2021's "Same Truck," which yielded three hit singles - "Damn Strait, "You Time" and "It Matters to Her."
More news for Scotty McCreery
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- 09/06/24: McCreery gives it up for NC State
- 05/10/24: Kelley, McCreery, Peck release new music
- 04/26/24: McCreery feels "Lonely"
- 03/29/24: McCreery unveils "Red Letter Blueprint"
- 03/01/24: McCreery will "Rise and Fall"
- 01/23/24: McCreery drops "Cab in a Solo" video
- 12/04/23: McCreery invited to join Opry
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