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Brice drives new single

Tuesday, April 3, 2012 – Lee Brice may be near the top of the songs chart with A Woman Like You, but a new single from his upcoming CD already is out.

The single, I Drive Your Truck, is now available for download only on iTunes. One of the writers heard an interview with a couple whose son was killed a month after joining the military. The interviewer asked how in the world they dealt with the pain. They said they would drive his truck around and somehow they felt he was there with them, and that pulled them through.

Brice commented on discovering this track, "I went around town and listened to a lot of songs, and one of the publishers said, 'I know you're looking for some lighter stuff, but I've got a song that we feel is the song of the year.' They played it, and I started losing it in front of everybody. It just killed me. It made me think about my granddaddy, and everybody I'd lost."

A Woman Like You, the lead single from "Hard 2 Love" has more than 600,000 digital downloads Curb Records will announce 2 additional exclusive iTunes digital singles prior to Hard 2 Love reaching retail on April 24.

Brice's debut album Love Like Crazy spawned Billboard's Most Played Country Song of 2010 with the title track. Brice enjoyed the same feat last year with his Crazy Girl by Eli Young Band.


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