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Some things money just can't buy. Last month, Megan Moroney released her first ever holiday project, a three-song EP titled Blue Christmas… duh, which features two original songs “All I Want for Christmas is a Cowboy” and “Christmas Morning,” as well as a cover of the Elvis classic “Blue Christmas.” I think I say it every time an artist puts out any sort of Christmas song or album, whether it's a cover or record full of originals, that I don't really love Christmas music and could largely go without almost every single country artist putting out holiday music every year (with the exception of Kacey Musgraves, and several others, because I love her Christmas album). But this time around, Meg nailed it, and actually put out an original holiday song with a fresh idea, something that is all too relatable... “All I Want for Christmas is a Cowboy” is cute, cheeky little tune that finds her making a pretty simple Christmas list… she just wants a hot cowboy that she can “unwrap like a present”: “Give me tall hot in a stetson Somethin’ I can unwrap like a present Put him in some new Luccheses Make him call me, “Baby” I swear I’ve been good all year Please Santa, please All I want for Christmas is a cowboy Who only wants me” I really don’t think that’s asking too much… Every year, everyone asks what I want for Christmas, and I always just say some sort of gift card, maybe some new jewelry or perfume... you know, the basics. But the truth is, like Meg, I'd really love to find a tall, hot cowboy under my tree this year (I was going to say something else but someone in my family might read this), and she summed it up perfectly in an interview with Billboard after her CMA win for New Artist of the Year a couple weeks ago: "I'm in the market for a cowboy, and I think Santa should bring me one. Tall, hot, wearing a Stetson, and he only wants me." Preach it, girl... @billboard Just like her song says ? Shoot your shot w @Megan Moroney in the comments ?? #CMAawards #meganmoroney #interview #redcarpet #countrymusic #cowboy #christmassong #christmasmusic #holidays ♬ In the market for a cowboy - billboard Written by Megan along with Ben Williams, Mackenzie Carpenter and Micah Carpenter, she nailed every single thought I have about what I really want for Christmas, and that's what I can appreciate about this Christmas song in particular... it's so real. Am I writing this partially because we are in full-on holiday party mode, which means seeing people I haven't seen all year, or are just nosey, prodding about my dating life and asking when I'm going to get married? 100% yes. If I could just wake up and find a hot cowboy under my... tree... then I would never have to suffer through this absolutely annoying time of the year ever again. I just need someone to find me a hot cowboy first. Oh, and Santa, if you're listening, Kayce Dutton comes to mind as a perfect example if you need some inspiration. I promise, I've been really good this year! "All I Want for Christmas is a Cowboy" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCP_WHhqbXw&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.whiskeyriff.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE

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