Lauren Sanderson Shares her Vulnerability In Single “To The People I Hurt”

As Human beings, we often commit mistakes but hardly admit them. It’s definitely not the case for Indiana Native Lauren Sanderson, who confides her deepest emotions, through a lovely smooth ballad entitled ‘To The People I Hurt’. 

The track is a brilliant lyrical confession, enrobed with delicious and haunting melodies delivered by a soothed guitar performance. Indeed, the track sounds so genuine that we could feel Lauren’s emotion dripping from each notes she sings.

With such polished talent, the blazing 23-year-old singer has all it takes to top charts, and it’s only a matter of time before it happens, knowing that she’s all gathering a solid army of fans. 

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