Print Only Options: For our Small - Large prints your chosen design will be printed in the size you select onto high quality satin 350gsm finish art card and posted to you in protective board back envelope packaging.
Print Sizes: (Size Without Frames): Small A5 (8.3 x 5.8 inches) | Medium A4 (11.7 x 8.3 inches) | Large A3 (16.5 x 11.7 inches) | Extra Large A2 (23.4 x 16.5 inches) | XX Large A1 (33.1 x 23.4 inches)Ĭanvas Sizes: (Finished Canvas Size) Medium (12 x 8 inches) | Large (16 x 12 inches) | Extra Large (24 x 16 inches) | XX Large (34 x 24 inches) If you require a different song that we don't have, please visit our custom prints category here. All of our song lyric posters & prints are available in a variety of backgrounds and colours. Professionally printed onto high quality satin art card. Song lyric quote wall art print, available as a framed print, a print on it's own or have this song lyric wall art on canvas! You can purchase ‘Lee Brice’ which includes ‘Rumor’ on iTunes here.Lee Brice Rumor Grey Rustic Script Song Lyric Quote Music Print We could really give them something to talk about. He’s ending his summer dates in New England at The South Shore Music Circus in Cohasset, MA on August 9th.įavorite Lyrics: Or you could lay one on me right now.
If you’re a bit farther north, you can see Brice at The Maine State Pier in Portland, ME on August 8th. Come see Lee Brice this summer! He will be here in New England later this week! You can catch him at Indian Ranch in Webster, MA on July 22nd. I feel, don’t you feel it too?īrice definitely has a special connection with us here in New England! His third number one song ‘I Drive Your Truck’ was written about Jared Monti, a decorated US Army soldier from right here in Massachusetts who was killed in Afghanistan. So tell me why we even trying to deny this feeling. Stirring up our little town the last week or two. ‘Rumor’ goes on to tell the story of a sultry relationship as the chorus sings: There’s a rumor going round about me and you. I had a few cassettes, but most of my other music was what I taped off the radio.” His love of gospel sounds are surely evident here in this piece. Brice mentions in his own bio that, “My musical upbringing is so different, it’s hard to explain to people…I’ve listened to things most people never heard of, a lot of gospel quartets: Gold City, the Gaither Vocal Band. Listeners are first greeted with the soothing voices of a gospel choir. Written by Brice, Ashley Gorley and Kyle Jacobs, it’s an emotional country song with a slight bluesy undertone. Lee Brice describes just this in his most recent release titled ‘Rumor.’įollowing his Top 20 hit ‘Boy’, ‘Rumor’ is the second single set to be released from his self-titled album that hit shelves back in November of 2017. Though it’s certainly difficult to remain anonymous in a small town where people talk and rumors spread. A small town can attract those wanting the close-knit, family friendly lifestyle where everybody knows everybody. Grabbing a line from the Cheers theme song, it might simply be: Sometimes you want to go…Where everybody knows your name.
Perhaps it’s the slower pace of life, the lower crime rate, or the lack of traffic that draws people to small town America.