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McGraw releases "People Like Us"

Friday, October 11, 2024 – Tim McGraw debuts his track "People Like Us" today.

The song features McGraw's storytelling and celebrates the differences that connect us, highlighting the importance of coming together for the better.

"People Like Us" was written by Scooter Carusoe and Tom Douglas and was produced by Byron Gallimore and McGraw.

McGraw's current single, "One Bad Habit," recently reached Top 10 in Mediabase/Country Aircheck marking his 55th top 10 as a lead artist, with 62 including collaborations.

McGraw's most recent album, "Standing Room Only," came out in August 2023.


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