Miranda Lambert Announces New Album 'Postcards From Texas', Unveils Divorce Anthem 'Alimony'

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Miranda Lambert Announces New Album 'Postcards From Texas', Unveils Divorce Anthem 'Alimony'

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Miranda Lambert, the acclaimed country singer, is preparing to seize the spotlight once again with the release of her latest album, "Texas Postcards." This much-anticipated collection is set to drop on Friday, September 13th, bringing with it a wave of deeply felt emotions and personal experiences.

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Alongside the album announcement, Lambert unveiled her latest single with the bluesy divorce anthem, "Alimony.""I called that lawyer up in Dallas, the one who’s livin’ in that palace / So I know he’s good at winnin’, if you think there’s somethin’ that you’re missin,'" she boasts on the track.

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