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Why Kelsea Ballerini’s New Song “I Sit in Parks" Signals Significant Shift in Country Music

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Emily Jashinsky uses Kelsea Ballerini’s new song “I Sit in Parks”—which describes a woman in her early 30s wondering whether she chased career success at the expense of family—to explore a broader cultural shift happening in country music. Jashinsky notes country music used to romanticize escaping small towns for big-city dreams, especially for women—but today artists increasingly long for simpler lives, rooted community, marriage, and kids.

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