Country duo Florida Georgia Line have teamed up with pop singer-songwriter and actress Tayla Parx on a new cross-genre collaboration, titled "Fight."
The song, written by Parx and FGL's Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, features Parx and Hubbard as the two halves of a couple who just want to get along.
"I'm not sayin' I'm right, I'm not sayin' you're wrong / I'm just sayin' right now, I wanna get along / I, I, I don't wanna fight / I, I, I don't wanna fight," goes the chorus of "Fight." "Neither of us have to shoulder the blame / You could be mad as hell, I'd still love you the same."
Meanwhile, FGL recently revealed they are back in the studio and working on their fifth album, a follow-up to Can't Say I Ain't Country, which dropped in February.
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