Parker McCollum - American Girl

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Well, she was an American girl
Raised on promises
She couldn't help but thinking that there was a little more to life
Somewhere else
After all, this was a great big world
With lots of places to run to
Yeah, if she had to die tryin', she
Had one little promise she was gonna keep

Oh yeah, all right
Take it easy, baby
Make it last all night
Make it last all night
She was an American girl

Yeah, it was kinda cold that night
She stood alone on her balcony
Yeah, she could hеar the cars roll by
Out on 441, like waves crashin' on thе beach
And for one desperate moment there
He crept back into her memory
And, God, it's so painful, something to be so close
Is still so far out of reach
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Take it easy, baby
Make it last all night
Make it last all night
She was an American girl

Release Date: June 26, 2024

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Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Parker McCollum treats each song he writes with a painstaking level of dedication, reverence, respect and as he’ll readily admit, even a bit of obsession. In a three-part roll out, McCollum teased fans with his collections from his new album, PROBABLY WRONG, dropping SESSION ONE and SESSION TWO EPs before the full album released on November 10, 2017. The 10-track album features songs such as his current single, “I Can’t Breathe” and “Misunderstood” along with two new tracks, including “Hell of a Year.“ PROBABLY WRONG follows the Austin-based performer’s successful debut, 2013’s THE LIMESTONE KID.

The goal going forward then, McCollum insists, is to never remain stagnant. He idolizes musicians like John Mayer whom he says are always redefining their creativity. He intends to do the same. “My goal is to totally evolve and reinvent myself with each record I make,” McCollum says. “It’s about changing with each record and really not giving a shit. And if you can pull that off, well, that’s a pretty special thing.”