Brad Paisley Says There Are More Verses to His ‘South Park’ Song
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BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music reports that Brad Paisley has written an anthem called "We Are South America" for Matt Stone and Trey Parker's latest season of South Park, with plans to release the full single once the season concludes. The country star's collaboration with the animated series continues his pattern of engaging with pop culture through music, though he hints that the recorded version will include additional verses not yet heard on the show.
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Source: Rolling Stone Music, “Brad Paisley Says There Are More Verses to His ‘South Park’ Song”. Read the original →
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