Gary Allan’s new single, “Pieces,” is a unique and positive way to look at previous relationships. He co-wrote the song with Sarah Buxton and Odie Blackmon, and it’s about taking things from people you had a relationship with and those “pieces” are what makes you who you are at this moment – the good and the bad; the happy and sad. One of the best “pieces” Gary has taken is “finding good in others.” He says, “It’s that whole no matter how bad or annoying a person is, there’s something good you can take from them. I think that’s the biggest lesson I’ve gotten from people.”

“Pieces” is the follow-up to the California native’s recent number-one single, “Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain).” Both of the songs are from his new album, Set You Free, which debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 chart.

AUDIO: Gary Allan explains one of the best ‘pieces’ he has taken from previous relationships.

Gary Allan (Pieces) 2 OC: …from people. :12
“I think finding good in others. It’s that whole no matter how bad or annoying a person is, there’s something good you can take from them. I think that’s the biggest lesson I’ve gotten from people.”