Craig Campbell Debuts New Single, ‘Outskirts of Heaven’
“This song is so special to me. It’s me, it’s what I believe and it’s a song my momma would be very proud of,” Campbell shares.
RED BOW Records’ Craig Campbell is back with a brand new single, “Outskirts of Heaven.”
The traditional Country ballad was co-written by Campbell and Dave Turnbull and produced by Mickey Jack Cones.
The lyrics capture Campbell’s vision of heaven. “When I die I wanna live on the outskirts of heaven/ Where there’s dirt roads for miles/ Hay in the fields and fish in the river/ Where there’s Dogwood trees and honeybees/ And blue skies and green grass forever/ Lord when I die I wanna live on the outskirts of heaven,” the Georgia native sings.
“This song is so special to me. It’s me, it’s what I believe and it’s a song my momma would be very proud of,” he shared in a press release.
“Outskirts of Heaven,” which will be included on Campbell’s upcoming RED BOW records debut album, officially hits Country radio on Monday, April 11.
