Maren Morris is back with a new song that reflects on the lessons learned from past relationships. Titled “I Hope I Never Fall in Love,” the track will be featured on the singer-songwriter’s upcoming EP, Intermission, set to release next month.
In the song, Morris sings about the fear of falling in love again after experiencing heartbreak. She candidly shares her vulnerability and the desire to protect herself from getting hurt again. With her powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Morris captures the emotional struggle of moving on from a past love.
The country star took to social media to announce the release of “I Hope I Never Fall in Love,” sharing that the song was written during a time when she was reflecting on her past relationships and the mistakes she made. She hopes that the song will resonate with listeners who have also experienced heartache and remind them to be cautious when it comes to matters of the heart.
“I Hope I Never Fall in Love” is just one of the five tracks that will be featured on Morris’ upcoming EP, Intermission. The project serves as a follow-up to her critically acclaimed album, GIRL, which was released in 2019. Morris has been teasing the EP on social media, sharing snippets of the songs and building anticipation among her fans.
Intermission is set to release on October 22 and will also include the previously released tracks “Just for Now” and “Takes Two.” Morris has described the EP as a “palette cleanser” and a way for her to experiment with different sounds and styles. She hopes that her fans will enjoy the new music and connect with the honest and vulnerable lyrics.
In addition to her upcoming EP, Morris has been busy with other projects. She recently announced her return to touring with her RSVP: The Tour, set to kick off in April 2022. She has also been working on new music and collaborations, including a duet with pop star Justin Bieber on his song “The Only Ones.”
With “I Hope I Never Fall in Love,” Morris continues to showcase her growth as an artist and her ability to connect with listeners through her music. Fans can look forward to more honest and heartfelt songs on her upcoming EP, Intermission.
