American singer Patty Griffin is back with a new track after winning a battle against breast cancer.The Grammy award-winning singer is set to premiere the first song, "River," off of her new eponymous 10th studio album on March 8, 2019."It's one of the last songs I wrote for this record," the 54-year-old told People Magazine. "We recorded it over about a year's time. I had been spending a lot of time with this song that Leon Russell wrote and Donnie Hathaway recorded in the '70s called 'A Song For You.' I actually covered that song at a show, and I thought it would be great to have my own - which is kind of a high order. There's something about that particular song that made me feel like it's an aerial view of a moment in life. The emotion of that song inspired me."She also explained that "River" is just a preview of her 13-track album. As she sings the lyrics, "Takes an army just to bend her/Be careful where you send her/'Cause you can't hold her back for long/A river is just too ...
