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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: Paula Cole’s “Green Eyes Crying”

January 13, 2024 Albumism Staff
Paula Cole Green Eyes Crying

Photo: Ebru Yildiz

Paula Cole is set to release her new album Lo on March 1st and she has shared the project’s second single “Green Eyes Crying,” which follows the recent unveiling of lead single “The Replacements & Dinosaur Jr.” “‘Green Eyes Crying’ is daring in its honesty,” Cole explains to American Songwriter. “Writing and releasing this song allowed me to grow. [The song] feels muscular and vulnerable and confident all at the same time.”

To support the album’s release, Cole will hit the road this spring for her US tour, which commences April 11th in Chicago and concludes July 13th in Washington DC.

Watch the official lyric video for “Green Eyes Crying” below.

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