TracieLynn Unleashes Raw Power on Explosive New Single “Good and Gone”

With the grit of Gretchen Wilson and the fearless storytelling of Ashley McBryde, TracieLynn is proving she is a force to be reckoned with. Her new single “Good and Gone” is a fiery blend of country and rock that takes heartbreak, rage, and liberation, and cranks it to full volume.

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Written by TracieLynn alongside Hunter Faulling, the track wastes no time plunging into the messy aftermath of a toxic relationship. Opening with the striking image of “a Bible on the nightstand covered in dust next to a .38 that I don’t trust,” TracieLynn crafts a scene that feels equal parts cinematic and lived-in. From the first verse, it is clear that this is not a song about second chances. This is a reckoning.

The chorus surges with defiance, anchored by TracieLynn’s powerhouse vocals. “I ain’t the prayin’, stayin’, waitin’ kind,” she belts, walking that razor-thin line between heartbreak and breaking free. Each line drips with tension until the explosive declaration lands: “Now I’m good and gone, yep I’m good and gone.”

TracieLynn doesn’t sugarcoat the turmoil of finally walking away. The verses paint a picture of someone teetering on the edge, fueled by exhaustion and resolve. By the time the final chorus hits with its raw, unfiltered “losin’ my god damn mind,” it feels like a cathartic gut-punch that country music fans will feel deep in their bones.

“Good and Gone” is more than just a breakup anthem. It is a testament to strength, reclaiming power, and knowing when enough is enough. In just a few minutes, TracieLynn captures the raw emotion of a woman pushed to her breaking point and ready to finally close the door for good.

With this release, TracieLynn is carving out her space in country music as a fearless truth-teller with a rock edge. “Good and Gone” is not just a song, it is a warning shot. And after hearing it, one thing is certain. TracieLynn is here to stay, and she is coming in loud.