A biography for Lorrie Morganhasn’t been written yet.
“I've reached an age where I don't want to be on the road all the time.”
“Country music is therapy - it's therapy for the rural world.”
“I felt like 'What Part of No' was very chauvinistic. I thought men would take it the wrong way and turn against me. I'm happy to say I was proven wrong.”
“I understand what it was to be out there on the road without a tour bus and without fans.”
“I think sometimes, especially in country music, the fans feel so close to an artist that they think they have a right to know things I don't believe they do. I believe it's the artist's choice how much they want to let people know.”
“You know, a singer is only as good as the song.”
“In school I sometimes felt I didn't have music in common with other kids.”
“I've always had to be a survivor, kind of a loner.”
“The Opry takes dedication and it takes love. It takes love.”
“It was and still is the greatest highlight of my career, being a member of the Opry.”
“That's where I fell in love with country music, there at the Opry with Dad by my side.”
“My music has got to be something that makes me happy.”
“There's something special about recording something that's as personal as your own songs.”
“I am a shoe freak.”
“There is just something about a symphony that moves my soul.”
“Years ago, when I first fell in love with country music, part of the reason was that it was so much from the heart. It was so simple, lyrically, everything. It was just the simplicity.”
“I've had a pretty large LGBTQ fanbase for most of my career. When I was asked to co-headline South Carolina Pride back in 2014 along with Deborah Cox, I'll tell ya, that crowd sang every word to every song. I couldn't believe it and it was probably the most fun I've ever had on stage.”
“I never thought my life's path would take me to Broadway, but when I heard they were creating a musical based on one of Country music's best-loved films, I knew I had to be part of it.”
“Back when I first started in country music, you did it because you loved it, because it definitely wasn't where the big money was.”
“I'm not willing to sacrifice what I've learned and what I'm about just to get played on radio.”