Tyler Farr Takes Stand Against Domestic Abuse In Powerful New Track, ‘Cover Girl’

Tyler Farr is standing up against domestic abuse in his powerful new single. The BBR Music Group/Night Train Records recording…

Andrew Wendowski

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June 5, 2021

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Tyler Farr; Photo by Jeff Johnson

Tyler Farr is standing up against domestic abuse in his powerful new single.

The BBR Music Group/Night Train Records recording artist shared his latest single “Cover Girl” on Friday, June 4. Co-written by Farr alongside Blake Bollinger and Ben Stennis, the powerful new track brings attention to domestic violence, an issue that affects millions of Americas annually that is often not brought to light.

“Cover Girl” finds Farr taking a stand against domestic violence while delivering hope and empowerment while encouraging those suffering from any form of abuse to find the strength to seek help. The song’s message allows those struggling with domestic abuse know that they are supported and are not alone although they may feel like they are.

“I wrote down the title ‘Cover Girl’ about five years ago when I was in the Atlanta airport reading a magazine and saw an advertisement. Didn’t think anything of it, simply thought it was a cool idea for a song,” Farr explained of the powerful new song. “Me and a couple of buddies (Ben Stennis & Blake Bollinger) were writing in my garage on this particular day and started playing around with ideas that might fit that title. Once we got going the lyrics just came pouring out and we ended up with something bigger than expected. Unfortunately, this happens to a lot of people or folks may know someone in this situation and not everyone knows how to talk about it. That’s what I hope this song does – helps someone through whatever it is they are going through. Not all scars are physical ones and we don’t always know what’s happening in someone else’s life. Maybe this song can be some comfort and help.”

Listen to Farr’s latest single “Cover Girl” above.

If you or someone you know is experiencing relationship abuse in any form, help is available. The National Domestic Violence Hotline provides free, confidential support 24/7/365 1-800-799-SAFE (7233), DHOH 1-800-787-3224 (TTY), or chat online at TheHotline.org.

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