One month away from releasing his long-awaited new album, Luke Combs is sharing a snippet of another one of the tracks. “Used To Wish I Was” is a country anthem that celebrates being “an old Carolina good old boy,” rather than anything else the singer used to wish he was. The teaser already has fans predicting a No. 1 song and eager to listen to the full collection, set to release on June 24.

Combs, 32, recently shared more details about his soon-to-release album, Growin’ Up. The award-winning country artist revealed the track list, a song that would release before the album, and which superstar singer teamed up with him for the only duet on the album. Earlier this month, Combs tweeted a mysterious question: “Have 1 duet on the new album. Can anyone guess with who?” The question prompted a flurry of guesses from Twitter users, and the track list confirmed that Combs’ duet partner is “Country Queen” Miranda Lambert, who recently made Time’s list of 100 most influential people in 2022. On the track list, fans will also recognize “Doin’ This,” “Tomorrow Me,” “Middle Of Somewhere” (which inspired the name of Combs’ upcoming tour) and “The Kind of Love We Make,” which will release on June 17. See the full track list below:

Doin’ This
Any Given Friday Night
The Kind Of Love We Make
On The Other Line
Outrunnin’ Your Memory (with Miranda Lambert)
Used To Wish I Was
Better Back When
Tomorrow Me
Ain’t Far From It
Call Me
Middle Of Somewhere
Going, Going, Gone

Listen to Combs’ latest teaser here:

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