Rumor
Lee Brice
2019
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About Lee Brice
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Lee Brice is a country singer and songwriter associated with Curb Records. His recording repertoire includes Hard to Love, I Drive Your Truck, I Don't Dance and Rumor, while other artists, including Garth Brooks, Jason Aldean and Kenny Chesney, have recorded his songs. The album Hey World continued his solo work in 2020. I Hope You're Happy Now paired him with Carly Pearce, and later work with Colbie Caillat shows another collaborative setting for his voice alongside his own recordings and acoustic performances.
Artist background sources
Lee Brice: official biography
Supports Curb association, named repertoire, outside songwriting cuts, Hey World and Pearce/Caillat collaborations; no current chart, stream or touring totals retained. | Retrieved 2026-10-17
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-17. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
Retained annual-list context
Rumor by Lee Brice is included in the 2019 annual collection. The cited US year-end table lists it at number 81. A documented songwriting inspiration has not been established for this record; this is chart context, not a creative-origin account.
Chart or collection context only
Billboard year-end 2019 table (Wikipedia transcription)
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Billboard year-end 2019 table (Wikipedia transcription)
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