Natalie Grant Unveils Cover Art of Her New Album "Be One"

Natalie Grant's nineth studio album for Curb Records will hit the shelves on November 13th. Over social media,Grant has shared the cover art for her upcoming album. "Excited to unveil the official cover of my brand new record, #BeOne, releasing November 13," she wrote.
Preceding the album is the lead single and title cut "Be One." "I love this lyric because I feel it's so timely for right now and with what's going on in the world. Everyone is freaking out and arguing about this, that, and the other, and panic is setting in," Grant said.
"This song [says to] put all that stuff aside, roll up your sleeves, [and] get your hands dirty! Stop talking about the love of God and be the love of God," she explained.
Grant also the lyrics from the song's chorus: "It's time to get our hands dirty. Be love, there's a whole lot of hurting. Calling all hearts, calling all hands, calling all feet to take a stand. Why sit around and wait for a miracle to come, when we can be one!"
Take a listen to "Be One" here and be sure to download a copy now on iTunes.
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