Miranda Lambert just released new music, and judging by some of the lyrics, fans think the country star is still writing songs about her ex, Blake Shelton, despite their split being nearly 10 years ago. However, some of the lyrics aren’t what you might expect from the singer. In some of the songs, namely “Run,” Lambert is seemingly writing about her ex-husband in a positive light. Keep reading for more information.
Miranda Lambert Writes 'Autobiographical' Music For Her New Album
Postcards from Texas, Miranda's latest album, released on September 13th, and during an interview about the new music, she admitted that the songs are in fact about her own life, calling them "autobiographical."
"I signed up to tell the truth...And I just feel like it's important to—good, bad, and ugly—tell your story," she said to In Touch Weekly. Despite having thrown shade at her ex-husband in the past, sources close to Miranda are reporting that "she no longer lays all the blame at Blake's feet." This might explain some of the new lyrics in her songs.
"Oh this freedom I found, babe, sure wasn't free," she croons on the track, "Run." "I owe you a lifetime of apologies / I'm tellin' the truth now / I love you so much / I'm sorry for lyin' about who I was."
Fans Speculate 'Run' Is About Blake Shelton
The lyric video to Miranda's song "Run" can be found on YouTube, and the comment section is pretty packed with fans' speculations about the inspiration behind the song. "Well, everyone wanted an answer about what happened in 2015," one fan wrote, referencing their shocking divorce. "Well, here you have it."
"She really loved him and down in her heart she still does," another speculated.
"She keeps telling herself that she's over Blake," another wrote. "I really don't think she is, especially with this song coming out now."
"Am I crazy for wanting a Miranda and Blake reunion?" a hopeful fan asked.
