Rimes feels "Blue"
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Rimes feels "Blue"

Friday, May 9, 2025 – LeAnn Rimes debuted the new version of her signature song, "Blue," during the 60th Academy of Country Music Awards last night, and today Amazon Music put out the studio version of the track.

The song was performed as part of the show's 12-minute, all-star set of ACM Songs of the Year from the past six decades. Rimes reimagined the song as an orchestral masterpiece.

The song was recorded during rehearsals for her ACM performance.

"'Blue' has always held such a special place in my heart. I was just a kid when it found its way into the world, and I never could've imagined how far it would take me," said Rimes. "That night at the ACMs — when the song was recognized, and I was too — will always stay with me. I'm so grateful to share this new version through Amazon Music, as a tribute to the song that started it all and to the people who've loved it right alongside me."


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