Cloud 9 Lyrics – Megan Moroney | from “Cloud 9”

Megan Moroney is floating high on that title track Cloud 9 from her third album of the same name, set to touch down February 20, 2026, via Columbia Records and Sony Music Nashville, and those opening lines about sunshine skies that can flip to rain in a heartbeat already have you hooked on the kind of love that’s equal parts bliss and storm.

Co-written with Luke Laird, Jessie Jo Dillon, and ERNEST, and produced alongside Kristian Bush, this one’s a breezy country-pop gem—gentle acoustic picking, warm reverb, and a laid-back drum groove that lets her voice float. The sound is hazy and relaxed, like a lazy afternoon drive with the windows down. Lyrically, it’s all about ignoring the little annoyances—Pepsi instead of Coke, traffic, bad news on TV, noisy neighbors—because waking up next to that person makes none of it matter. She’s walking on sunshine, floating on air, stars in her eyes, hands in her hair.

The chorus hits that euphoric high, and the post-chorus reminds you it’s a long way down from here, but right now, she’s not budging. The bridge seals it with “You put the blue in my sky, I’m yours, and you’re mine,” turning simple love into something almost defiant in its joy. It’s for the lover girls, as she put it when teasing the single drop earlier this week.

This isn’t out yet, but it’s anchoring a full-length that’s got fans counting days already. The tracklist kicks off strong with Cloud 9 at 3:38, sliding into 6 Months Later—that post-breakup earworm she released back in June as the lead single, which shot straight to the Top 10 on country radio. Beautiful Things follows as the second single from late October, a tender one that debuted on the Hot 100 and snagged spots on Billboard’s must-hear lists for its quiet empowerment. The rest of the 14 tracks promise more of that personal punch, clocking around 45 minutes of stories that feel pulled from her own notebook.

Moroney’s riding a real high right now. Her sophomore Am I Okay? went gold, packed out tours where she tested these new cuts live, and she just wrapped shows in Australia that had crowds from Brisbane to Sydney singing back every word. With six CMA nods this year, including Album of the Year, she’s not just the breakout anymore—she’s the one everyone turns to for that raw country heart. Cloud 9 shows her owning it, turning those blue-sky doubts into something you want to revisit.

X is full of pink-filtered reactions to the announcement, folks clipping that teaser and betting on the title track as her next big one, right alongside the Beautiful Things hype. If Am I Okay? was the question, this album’s the answer she’s been building toward.

Dive into the Cloud 9 lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Cloud 9 tracks for more of Megan Moroney’s steady glow.