Legendary singer-songwriter Deborah Allen discusses her new single, “Hurt Me Bad (In A Good Way)”

Deborah Allen is a singer-songwriter who has written more than 1,600 songs for some of the biggest names in the industry, including herself! She has a string of top 10 hits of her own, including the multi-Grammy-nominated “Baby I Lied.”

She stopped by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about why she decided to release “Hurt Me Good (In A Good Way)” which Patty Loveless recorded, and where fans can watch her on tour!

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