Outlaw Country torchbearer and Average Joes Entertainment recording artist Creed Fisher is back with a brand-new single, “Heaven Don’t Want Me,” dropping this Friday, September 19, ahead of his new album Between Heaven and Hell, out October 17.
Channeling his signature grit and unapologetic swagger, “Heaven Don’t Want Me” leans into the unfiltered life of a road-worn troubadour. Co-written with close friend Jacob Bryant and others, the song captures the wild highs and lows of living life in the fast lane—restless nights, smoky bars, and temptations that shadow the Outlaw spirit. With roaring honesty and unvarnished vocal delivery, Fisher breathes raw authenticity into a track that feels as lived-in as the stories it tells.
“‘Heaven Don’t Want Me’ is a song about living in the fast lane,” says Fisher. “It tells the story of rambling from town to town and the temptations that come along with it. Long nights and bar fights are all part of living the life of an Outlaw Country music singer. I hope one day I see those pearly gates but right now Heaven Don’t Want Me and the Devil Ain’t Done!”
Listen here: http://averagejoesent.co/HeavenDontWantMe