Miranda Lambert’s ‘Lovin’ Valentine’s Post For Her Husband
Miranda Lambert posted a bunch of photos of herself with her husband, Brendan, yesterday (2/14) on Instagram. Included in the Valentine’s Day post was a rare wedding day photo. Miranda posted the images along with her song “I’ll Be Lovin’ You” from her Grammy-nominated Palamino album.
The song’s first verse sings, “Every highway / Every stranger that I met / Well, I went my way / But I never really left / And when I’m lonely / And I’m needing something new / When I’m lost in the mazes and turning the phrases / And looking for something true.”
The chorus sings, “I’ll be lovin’ you / No matter where I roam / I’ll be lovin’ you / You’re at the end of every road / When the stars are out at night / When the sky is crystal blue / I’ll do the only thing I know to do / I’ll be lovin’ you / Ooh, I’ll be lovin’ you.”
Lambert captioned the post, “I’ll be lovin’ you @brendanjmcloughlin . Everyday.” The photos showed the couple at the rodeo, on the beach, cooking together, at award shows and camping.
Many fans reacted to the post, including one who wrote, “You too are the perfect match and look soooo good together, you both are truly blessed to have each other; God bless and sending you both much love.” Another fan commented, “Love love love that song. Perfect.” One more fan said, “Love you two together. You can feel the love & joy you gave for each other!!!”
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Lambert and her husband, Brendan, recently celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary somewhere on a beach, and Miranda posted some photos of the couple back in January. She wrote on Instagram, “Celebrating 4 years married today with my main squeeze @brendanjmcloughlin . Happy anniversary babe! You are the best. (Y’all are welcome for the last two pics).”
The post was liked almost 300,000 times. One fan commented, “Happy anniversary to such a beautiful couple.” Another fan observed, “Happy Anniversary. You both look so incredibly happy!” One more fan said, Happy “Anniversary, and too many more.”
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