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    Lexi Cline Finds the Brightside of a Broken Heart with “Orange Juice”

    By turuchiMay 17, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Life gave Lexi Cline oranges, and by harvesting the beauty of imperfection, she made “Orange Juice”.”Heartbreak is something everybody is familiar with,” Cline notes, “But we’re all a lot more resilient than we give ourselves credit for; we call it a broken heart, but I think a bruised heart is more accurate.”She muses, “you gave my heart a bruise // now, I’m drinking more champagne than orange juice.”

    Lexi Cline has mastered the art of layering the lyrics we need within the music we want to hear; on the surface, it’s easy listening, but there’s a much deeper message underneath.”When someone gives your heart a bruise, it’s almost second nature to wallow in it,” Cline admits. “Take your time and space to heal, but don’t stay there forever. Get up, go out with your friends and raise a glass because, at the end of the day, it’s his loss. Here’s to you!”    


    “Orange Juice” is available for pre-order February 12 and will impact all digital platforms on Friday, February 19. For more, visit lexiclinemusic.com, and connect with @lexiclinemusic on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok & YouTube.PRE-SAVE/PRE-ORDER HERE: https://show.co/ppE5Y16

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