Tennessee Orange

Amanda Shires.

This song is known as Tennessee Orange

... worry, I'm right here.

That's reason enough not to like it.

And convincing, I'm not pretty into Lucky, Change of Heart, No Caller ID, Wonder, Who Hurt You, Liars, Tigers and Bears, Wedding Dresses and Waiting on the Rain, Bells and Whistles, Cloud Nine.

Then she does a special song every night which is different, so we got I Know You, Into Beautiful Things, Wish I Didn't, Traitor, Hair Salon, Tennessee Orange, Am I Okay? And then finishing on Six Months Later.

And that setlist, uh, was just perfect.

It was brilliant.

Do you? Because you thought you knew the last one too.

Is it Tennessee Orange?

Yes, it is.

There you go.

Because I don't know if it has to do something or something to be played later on in life.

Megan Maroney, I got your back because that's a banger right there.

Tennessee Orange, all right.

All right, one for two.

Now, Georgia native Megan Moroney, raised on music, marketing, and probably mild self-induced anxiety, moved to Nashville and accidentally turned a football rivalry into a love story.

Her breakout hit, Tennessee Orange, starts with a phone call to mom that basically says, don't tell dad I'm wearing enemy colors.

Yep, she falls for a Tennessee Vols fan, blue eyes and all, and suddenly Georgia Bulldog's pride is negotiating with romance.

The internet immediately tried to solve the mystery boyfriend case file.

Bottom line, it's love, it's rivalry, and it's very orange.

Here is Megan Maroney.

This is called Tennessee Orange.

Country goldmines.

And this isn't the first time that dating rumors have surfaced about Megan and some sports article of clothing.

I mean, I recall the song Tennessee Orange being about a Tennessee volunteer shirt that... was maybe Morgan Wallens.

I don't know.

Yeah.