What is the best Megan Moroney song?

From breakout smashes to fan-favorite deep cuts, her catalog mixes clever wordplay, heartbreak, and hard-won confidence. Which song hits hardest?

Tennessee Orange

The 2× Platinum lead single from her debut album Lucky, a playful love story wrapped in college football rivalry that introduced Moroney to the mainstream.

1/11

I'm Not Pretty

A confident, disarming breakup track from Lucky that fans cite as a career highlight for its clever reversal of expectations and Moroney's unwavering vocal conviction.

2/11

Lucky

The understated, heartfelt title track of her debut album that showcases Moroney's gift for quiet emotional storytelling with a deceptively simple melody.

3/11

Girl in the Mirror

A raw introspective ballad exploring themes of self-love and identity that became one of the most emotionally resonant deep cuts on her debut album.

4/11

Mustang or Me

A clever, character-driven song using an old Mustang as a metaphor for a failing relationship, spotlighting Moroney's affection for visual, specific storytelling.

5/11

Am I Okay?

An emotionally layered track that asks the question many feel but struggle to say aloud, showcasing Moroney's growing confidence as a storyteller between heartbreak and healing.

6/11

How Do You Survive

A devastatingly sad post-breakup meditation with a melody that lodges itself in the listener's head and refuses to leave.

7/11

Man on the Moon

A wistful, dreamy song from Cloud 9 that broadens Moroney's sonic palette with lush production while keeping her storytelling voice front and center.

8/11

No Caller ID

A sharp late-night anxiety anthem about waiting for a call that never comes, combining Moroney's trademark wit with genuine emotional vulnerability.

9/11

Red Dress

A fan-favorite deep cut built on a potent image that doubles as an extended metaphor for trying too hard and still coming up short.

10/11

Smoke

A cinematic, slow-burning track from Cloud 9 that showcases the fuller, more atmospheric production of her second album without losing the intimacy that defines her best work.

11/11