Trey Calloway Releases New Single "She Misses Being Mrs."

Award-Winning Singer-Songwriter Trey Calloway Releases New Single “She Misses Being Mrs.”

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Award-winning singer-songwriter Trey Calloway releases his latest single, “She Misses Being Mrs.” today in honor of all fallen soldiers and their families ahead of Memorial Day. Calloway has honed his craft as a full-fledged singer-songwriter who captures the raw essence of heartbreak through tragedy. With this song, he not only tells the story of loss but also pays tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and the loved ones they left behind. “She Misses Being Mrs.” is a moving reminder of the grief carried by so many, and a heartfelt acknowledgment of their enduring love and strength. To see the full premiere by Center Stage Magazine, visit HERE.

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“She Misses Being Mrs.” lyrics
They met in high school
They fell in love
They said I do
Drove away in his truck
He always dreamed of being a soldier
Said when he got back
They’d spend days growing older
His second tour
They came under fire
Not every hero comes home

Chorus:
Now she misses his heart
His tender touch
The warmth of his arms
Wrapping her up
The memory of every smile
And a thousand goodnight kisses
But most of all she just misses
Being Mrs.

She Misses Being Mrs.” tells the story of a military widow longing for her fallen husband,” shares Calloway. “It’s releasing ahead of Memorial Day as a tribute to military families and their loved ones who’ve made the ultimate sacrifice. I hope the song is relatable and helps all listeners who’ve experienced deep loss by acknowledging their pain in simple moments when they feel alone in their grief. We want them to know our thoughts and prayers are with them.”

Calloway’s latest release follows the momentum of his previous single, “The Ballad Of Righteous And Wrong,” which premiered exclusively with Cowboys & Indians. Co-written by Trey Calloway, Greg Wilson, and Hal O’Dell, and produced by Grady Saxman, the track blends modern grit with the timeless storytelling style of classics like “Pancho & Lefty,” “Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald,” and “El Paso.” With a cinematic quality fit for a Taylor Sheridan drama, the song dives deep into the tension between justice and morality, pulling listeners into a vivid, morally complex world.

To see the full premiere by Cowboys & Indians, including the animated lyric video, visit HERE.

His debut album, Wanted Man, which continues to gain momentum includes nine tracks and blends the traditional sounds of the ’90s with a modern edge. The final track, “That Was Us,” premiered by The Music Universe, earned a spot on Spotify’s All New Country editorial playlist, marking his second editorial placement from the album.

Calloway is currently in the studio working on new music, with more releases coming soon!

Stay tuned for upcoming announcements on Trey’s website here and social media:

About Trey Calloway:

North Carolina-grown and Nashville-based, Trey Calloway grew up singing in church and was a seasoned performer by the age of ten. Although southern and contemporary gospel were his first musical loves, as a teen, Trey developed a deep understanding and passion for the rocking, boot-stomping storytelling of ’90s country legends and has been writing and performing country music ever since. Trey has opened shows for Joe Diffie, Tracy Lawrence, McBride & The Ride, Pat Green, Edwin McCain, and Craig Campbell, and has played for audiences at the Charlotte Speed Street NASCAR Festival, the House of Blues, Billy Bob’s Texas and The Tennessee State Fair Opry Stage. Since mid-2023, Calloway has won Songwriter of the Year at the Texas Country Music Awards, had a music video featured on CMT, been picked up by Spotify editorial playlists, and is approaching three million streams on Spotify alone.