With heart wrenching lyrics like her daddy said goodbye, her momma started to cry, he had to go and fly away again, she said momma why do people fight, and is daddy gonna die in that place called Afghanistan, “Military Man” is sure to resonate with many fans.
“This song is very personal to me, as it’s a part of my life I have not always talked about,” Pearl explains. “The pain of watching your loved ones suffer from war is tough, but the pride and love that you have for the person who served overpowers the struggle. I decided to write a song for those wives, daughters, sons, uncles, best friends, etc. of a military man. If you love your military man, this song was written for you.”
About Pearl Clarkin:
Pearl began performing at live music venues in her hometown of Pensacola Beach, FL at the young age of twelve. Since then, she has performed over 1,200 live shows across the country, has been featured on GAC TV and has opened up for the likes of Charlie Daniels, Michael Ray, Montgomery Gentry, Jake Owen and more. Pearl has played at Nashville’s famous CMA Fest during the last five years and CMT, Big Machine Label Group and Cumulus Media recently named her one of the top ten unsigned artist’s in the country.
As an acclaimed singer/songwriter, Pearl has performed at some of Nashville’s most famous venues for original music, such as The Bluebird Cafe and The Listening Room. Pearl serves as an advocate for equality for women in country music and fronts the all-female band Rhinestone. In 2019, her single “Girls of Summer” hit country radio and charted at 42 on Music Row’s Country Breakout Chart. Her highly anticipated EP “Girls of Summer” is set to be released later this year.
For more information on Pearl, visit www.pearlclarkin.com and connect with her onFacebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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