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As the ‘Spanish Moss’ creeps in, Cole Swindell’s ready to ‘Move On’ after ‘Forever’

todayJune 30, 2025

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Cole Swindell‘s Spanish Moss is now creeping into the ears of country fans, after the release of his fifth studio album on Friday. 

The 21-track collection already includes his 13th #1, “Forever to Me,” written for his wedding to Courtney Little on June 12, 2024.

Even though it’s a serious, sentimental song, Cole’s got jokes.

“It felt like it took forever to me to get there,” he quips. “I could not be more thankful. … The ones that make you a little nervous, that are personal sometimes are big risks that are worth it.”

He tells ABC Audio, “And for me to have a song that special for me, our first dance at our wedding, my wife could have said, ‘Hey, you wrote a song for me for our wedding.’ But to say it’s a #1 song is something that nobody can ever take away. And that’s just, it’s very special.”  

Something else that’s pretty special? Cole and Courtney are expecting their first child, a little girl, in late August.

Meanwhile, his new single from Spanish Moss travels to the opposite end of the spectrum. It’s “We Could Always Move On.”

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