
14 Songs, 46 Minutes

Interstate Gospel Pistol Annies
EDITORS’ NOTES
A gender-flipped answer to country supergroup The Highwaymen, Pistol Annies—Miranda Lambert, Ashley Monroe, and Angaleena Presley—use their third album to take aim at tired ex-partners and those parts of themselves they’re ready to cast off. The post-divorce anthem “Got My Name Changed Back” and role-reversal roadhouse jam “Sugar Daddy” show off the trio’s cheek. But when they slow things down, as on the cutting but compassionate “Best Years of My Life” and “When I Was His Wife,” their harmonies and candid lyricism reveal the bruises hiding beneath all that bravado. Interstate Gospel is a new kind of fairy tale, one that turns the false promise of a happy ending into a fresh start.
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Interstate Prelude
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Stop Drop and Roll One
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Best Years of My Life
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5 Acres of Turnips
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When I Was His Wife
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Cheyenne
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Got My Name Changed Back
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Sugar Daddy
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Leavers Lullaby
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Milkman
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Commissary
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Masterpiece
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Interstate Gospel
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This Too Shall Pass
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