Paulette teams up with McBryde on "The Prophet (Grandaddy's Song)"

Today, Paulette is teaming up with McBryde for a special collaboration version of the track, as the pair release a duet of the song.

"I grew up in a ranching family on the Texas/Oklahoma line in Thackerville, Okla. Oklahoma," Paulette said. "I'd be listening to Don Williams, Eddie Arnold and George Strait in my grandad's ranch truck as we checked cattle, and I just thought to myself, 'well, if they can sing about what they're living, maybe I can too.' That grandaddy that took me with him to check cows made a huge impact on me.

"This song was sent to me by the A&R from my label," she said. "When it was sent to me, I asked 'do you think they would mind if I put my grandad into these lyrics?" I thought, I just want to put him all the way in it, and I want my daughter, who is seven months old, to be able to know my grandaddy because of this song. And they said yes, very graciously. So I put it on my record that came out a month before she was born, and Ashley McBryde actually said yes to putting out a duet version including her own lyrics to this song."

Paulette most recently released "How To Make A Cowboy Cry" in April, which coincided with the kickoff of her headlining Horseback Acoustic Tour.