On the 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day, Kacey Musgraves has released 'Oh, What A World 2.0' — alongside a fundraiser for the World Wildlife Fund. Listen here 👇
Kacey Musgraves released"Oh, What A World 2.0" Wednesday morning, an Earth Day fundraiser for the World Wildlife Fund.Suzanne Cordeiro/AFP via Getty Images
Kacey Musgraves released"Oh, What A World 2.0" Wednesday morning, an Earth Day fundraiser for the World Wildlife Fund.April 22 is Earth Day around the world, and Kacey Musgraves is celebrating with new music. Sort of: Early Wednesday morning, she released"Oh, What A World 2.
It can feel a little strange listening to a song about the great outdoors during a time when almost the entire world is confined to their homes, but the pre-chorus refrain —"These are real things" — is also a reminder that what Musgraves is singing about still exists, and will still be there whenever it's safe to go outside.
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