Country music artist Jo Dee Messina recently released her brand new single, "Just To Be Loved."
The song centers around a young girl grappling with her sense of self-worth due to her habit of comparing herself and her life to what she sees on social media. Messina has teased the songs for her fans at live shows ahead of its release.
"Just To Be Loved" stemmed from Jo Dee's experience raising two young boys. "I'm seeing things that are coming across my phone from 12, 13-year-old girls and it's blowing my mind," she told Taste of Country.
"The gist of the song is, don't change who you are just to be loved because God made you perfect," she added. "He made you priceless and He already loves you with a perfect love."
The song was written by Jo Dee, Jess Cates, Jordan Mohilowski and Tim Nichols.
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