Megan Moroney Teases New Emo Cowgirl Anthem That’s Ready to Hit Hard

If there’s one thing Megan Moroney has mastered, it’s crafting songs that hit listeners right in the feels while keeping their boots tapping. Yesterday, the CMA New Artist winner wowed fans once again by teasing a snippet of her next release, a track that’s poised to join her repertoire of emo cowgirl staples.

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The lyrics she shared are already making waves:

I know I shouldn't, but I wanna, so I might, and if I do, it's now or better time to let you know I kinda still love you.

I got nothing to do, nothing to lose,

You don't have to get a table for two. You don't have to get a table for two.

Ooh, ooh, ooh.

Moroney’s knack for blending vulnerability with unapologetic honesty is on full display here. The lyrics read like an intimate journal entry yet have the polished punch of a soon-to-be radio favorite. With her signature "emo cowgirl" vibe, Megan dives into that messy, relatable space between heartbreak and hope—a feeling so many of her fans have come to know and love in her music.

A Familiar Flair, But a Fresh Perspective

The teased lyrics echo themes Megan has explored before—reckless longing, late-night confessions, and the emotional aftermath of love. However, there’s a boldness in these lines that feels new. While her breakout hits like "Tennessee Orange" leaned into the sweeter side of heartbreak, this track promises a more self-aware, daring take on revisiting old flames.

What’s Next for Megan?

While there’s no official release date for the teased song, Moroney has hinted that she’s been working on a collection of new material that delves even deeper into her “emo cowgirl” identity. If this snippet is any indication, fans can expect her trademark blend of storytelling, heartache, and grit—but perhaps with a sharper edge.

Whether she’s penning ballads for the brokenhearted or crafting confidence-boosting anthems for the underestimated, Megan Moroney knows how to keep her fans hooked. And with this latest tease, one thing is for sure: the emo cowgirl reign continues.