Miranda Lambert brings her brand new single, “Run,” to life in a stunning new music video.
Out now, the Kate Rentz-directed clip features picturesque shots of the country superstar on Don Donnelly’s D Spur Ranch & Riding Stables in Gold Canyon, Arizona. As the video unfolds, Lambert is surrounded by mirrors, wildflowers, and horses—including her own horse, Cool, who became part of her stable in 2024 as she took up the hobby of mounted shooting.
“There is always a sense of freedom when you’re on the back of a horse with the wind in your hair, so it felt really significant to have Cool with me in this video,” Lambert shares. “I love horses because they’re a way to run to something – or away if you need to. I started riding when I turned 30 and wanted to try more things that scared me. Now horses are such a passion of mine and mounted shooting is a brand-new way to push myself and to chase that feeling of being bravely true to yourself, which is exactly what this song is about.”
The video arrives just days before “Run” is officially sent to country radio as her latest single, following the fierce “Wranglers,” which debuted last year.

“Run” is a deeply personal song for Lambert, who penned the track 10 years ago. During a recent conversation with Kelleigh Bannen on Today’s Country Radio, she shared that it took years before she felt ready to sing it.

“I wasn’t ever ready to perform it until now… That’s what songs are for, and you may not be ready at that one time to sing about something really raw or sing about alimony. You might be going through divorce or whatever, you know what I mean? At the time it might not be funny or at the time it might feel too raw, but then it can come back around,” she said. “And it’s an admission of human error too. It’s an apology… But it’s also a resolve.”
The three-time GRAMMY winner doesn’t reveal the specific inspiration behind the song, but its lyrics vividly portray a woman who realized her relationship was over long before it officially ended. Rather than blaming her partner, she expresses the deep regret of not being honest about her true feelings.
“I’m trying to survive in/ This state of defeat/ Is it you or I that really lost me/ I’m lookin’ for someone/ I wasn’t with you/ We held on for dear life babe/ But both of us knew/ I was gonna run,” she sings.
“Run” and “Wranglers” are included on Lambert’s latest album, Postcards From Texas. This 14-track project arrived in September and continued Lambert’s streak of 10 consecutive Top 10s on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.

Lambert is hitting the road with her new music this year, joining Morgan Wallen for select dates on his I’m The Problem Tour and performing at festivals like Country Stampede, Lakefront Music Fest, Field & Stream Music Fest, and more.