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Wallen got dumped. He’s also grown tired of the predictability of his own hits. And now his rap sheet makes the self-destructive abandon in his songs feel too real and too close to dark sagas of ...

Nine writers are listed because it interpolates “Miami, My Amy.” “Miami” was written by Morgan, Ryan Vojtesak, Ernest, Blake Pendergrass, Chase McGill and Hardy. “Miami, My Amy” was written by Dean ...

Pretty much on a daily basis now, I find myself muttering or shouting, “If only Congress wasn’t broken,” or something to that effect. I’m happy to acknowledge that our problems have many causes. Still ...