NASHVILLE, TN – RCA Nashville singer-songwriter Rachel Wammack delivers her debut single “Damage” to the Country radio airwaves today.
“When I was 12 and just beginning to write songs, I couldn’t imagine that one day my songs, or voice, would be on the radio. Today is such a humbling day,” says Wammack.
“I am so ready for the world to hear the songs that have come from my soul, and the fact that ‘Damage’ is my first single gives me such joy.”
The new song, written by Wammack along with Tom Douglas and David Hodges, appears on the Muscle Shoals’ native self-titled EP, Rachel Wammack, which was produced by Dann Huff and released this past April.
Listen to “Damage” HERE
“Damage” lyrics below:
Written by Rachel Wammack/Tom Douglas/David Hodges
I’m a bartender
Best friend pretender
I make drinks to help forget and help remember
Beautiful humans
I am a student
And I’ve seen it from all sides winning and losing
Oh, love can do
Love can do
Love can do some damage
She was his first wife
She was his whole life
He whispers through the whiskey that I’ve got her eyes
And then the others
The cancer, the mother
And the prodigal just trying to find some shelter
Oh, love can do
Love can do
Love can do some damage
Oh, love can do
Love can do
Love can do some damage
I listen and I smile
The breaking up to making up to walking down the aisle
We try to manage
From the cradle to the grave
Getting lost and getting saved
Love’s always been the same in any language
I’m a bartender
If you came in here
I’d pretend that I’ve forgotten to remember
All of the beauty
Beautiful ruins
And tonight I’ll make a toast to me and you and
And all that love can do
Love can do
Love can do some damage
Oh, all that love can do
I still love you
And love can do some damage
Oh, some damage