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Hardy Recruits Tim McGraw, Eric Church, Morgan Wallen for New Collab ‘McArthur’
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Rolling Stone
Hardy assembles an all-star cast of male country singers to chronicle the history of a plot of land in the old-timey ballad “McArthur.” Featuring Tim McGraw, Eric Church, and Morgan Wallen, the song finds each artist inhabiting a specific member of the landowning (fictional) McArthur family.
Hardy embodies Jones McArthur, who raises an heir more invested in money than dirt.
And Wallen voices Hunter McArthur, the money-focused son haunted by second thoughts over selling the family’s acreage.
“I’m Hunter McArthur and the deal looks good/In 18 months this’ll be a neighborhood,” Wallen sings.
I know I wrote the song, but I also feel like how did I end up on this song?