Country artist Erin Kirby released her latest single, ‘Pick My Own Flowers’ recently and we were blown away by the vocals & message in the song. With her soulful voice and insightful lyrics, Erin Kirby delivers an empowering anthem that resonates with listeners from all walks of life. We’ve included two versions of the song for you to enjoy in this article. One below from the studio and a live version in the header.
In ‘Pick My Own Flowers,’ Erin Kirby celebrates independence and self-reliance with lyrics that echo strength and resilience:
“I can pick my own flowers I can hold my own doors I can pay for myself dance by myself on that dance floor I can get my own drinks Find a good time that’s for sure I can do my own thing So what do I what do I need you for”
Co-written by Erin Kirby, Phil Barton, and Thomas Finchum, ‘Pick My Own Flowers’ is a testament to the importance of self-love and self-empowerment. Through its infectious melodies and meaningful message, the song encourages listeners to break free from societal norms and embrace their worth without depending on others for validation.
Erin Kirby’s talent has not gone unnoticed, with national airplay on shows like Zane Lowe’s Apple One Radio Show and international playlist placements on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal. Her previous releases, including “Boys These Days,” “Raised In A Barn,” and “Redneck Rich,” have garnered acclaim and showcased her versatility as an artist. Additionally, her collaboration with Sony Music Nashville’s Kameron Marlowe on “I Can Lie (The Truth Is)” earned her recognition at the Grand Ole Opry and a feature as a ‘Must Hear New Country Song’ in Billboard’s weekly roundup.
Fans can catch Erin Kirby live on stage at the Song Suffragettes x CMT Next Women of Country round at City Winery in Nashville on February 27 at 7:30pm. Tickets are available for purchase here. With her magnetic personality, dedication to her craft, and a catalog of unreleased songs waiting to be heard, Erin Kirby is poised for even greater success in the country music scene.
