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Lee Brice with his latest release, "Killed The Man." The song and video are full of twists that take the viewer from feeling they're witnessing a murder scene to realizing they're attending a wedding. The creative video was envisioned by director Chase Lauer of The Lookout Collective, and the song was written by Chandler Baldwin, Jared Conrad, Michael Whitworth, and Troy Cartwright.
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