Maren Morris Gets Candid About How The Pandemic Changed Her
Along with her new album announcement via Instagram, Maren Morris shared a long note that explained how she felt during the beginning of the pandemic. "For the first time in many years, I was not in control. I wasn't in control of the fate of my career or of taking care of all my people without the promise of touring or even of my body "snapping back" after giving birth to my first child," she said, adding, "Each day my control descended into quiet, unmeasured chaos inside the same four walls."
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The singer continued: "To my surprise, I felt not only fear but a huge sigh of relief when I realized I was never really in control. None of us were. The realization was a brutal and beautifully humbling catharsis of this chapter."
Morris revealed the pandemic helped her to become more humble. The "I Could Use a Love Song" hitmaker stated "shooting my mouth off," the death of a friend and producer, becoming a first-time mom, and marriage all heavily contributed to this and allowed her to write the "most authentic and light lyrics that have ever flowed from my pen." Morris questioned whether she's still not "humble enough" but insists that as long as your friends and yourself know where your heart is, that's what matters.
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