
Country singer Morgan Wallen continues to thrive despite being âcanceledâ on his enjoyable, âuntruthfulâ single, âLies Lies Lies.â
[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”W” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”]Was Morgan Wallen ever canceled? He has made his fair share of mistakes but does a canceled individual continue to experience the degree of success he has? Methinks not. With all of his albums continuing to ignite the charts, as well as a dominant no. 1 single with Post Malone ( âI Had Some Helpâ), Wallen is thriving. The thriving continues with âLies Lies Liesâ, his second solo single of 2024. âLies Lies Liesâ was written by Daniel Ross, Jessie Jo Dillon, Chris Tompkins, and Josh Miller. Joey Moi produced it â no lie![/otw_shortcode_dropcap]
While the credits donât lie, Morgan Wallen does â three times. More the thrice, but the word âliesâ is repeated thrice.  In the first two verses, he says all the things he supposedly doesnât do or doesnât happen. âIt wasnât no thing to give you up / I never reach for you in another touch.â Hmm, really Morgan? BS! He admits in the chorus heâs lying: âLies, lies, lies / Look into my eyes, eyes, eyes / Iâm still a fool for you / Nothinâ I wouldnât do for you.â In the third verse, he continues his lying ways: âBet youâre missinâ me as bad as I miss you / Snowballs to a phone call.â So, not only is the country star delusional, he drunk and lonely. Ultimately, his lies and legitimate feelings are perfect for a well-rounded country song. Wallen may be a âhot mess,â but he has a fabulous voice. He sings expressively on âLies Lies Liesâ which benefits from tuneful melodies, memorable chorus, and sound production. If Wallen remains canceled, Darius Rucker asserts itâs time to forgive him.

Morgan Wallen // âLies Lies Liesâ // Big Loud // 7.5.24
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