Larry Fleet Releases Touching “Where I Find God”

Regardless of where you derive your sense of strength, hope, and spirituality from, country music newcomer Larry Fleet’s newest release will leave you awestruck with its thought-provoking lyrics and sublime vocals. “Where I Find God” is sure to put Fleet on the map.

The new single focuses on how a higher power can come and save you or redirect your path during unexpected times. Fleet’s delivery of the lyrics is both emotive and soulful while showing fans how much the songs rings true for him. The song takes on an even bigger meaning, during this time in society, where uncertainty and need for something to believe in is felt on a macro level by humans around the world.

“From a barstool to that Evinrude / Sunday morning in a church pew / In a deer stand or a hayfield / An interstate back to Nashville. In a Chevrolet with the windows down / Me and Him just ridin’ round / Sometimes whether I’m looking for Him or not / That’s where I find God”

“Where I Find God” features unmatched honesty, and the song should resonate with both true-blue country fans and music fans in general. It uniquely depicts all the times in his life where his God has had his back, regardless of how bad or a good the situation was. With a style similar to Chris Stapleton and a Willie Nelson influence, Fleet is the real deal and proves it with the premiere of this new song.

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“Where I Find God” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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