The Reba McEntire Whoever’s In New England song was was released in March 1986 as the first single and title track for her album of the same name. This song is considered one of Reba’s signature and breakthrough singles and reached #1 on the Billboard Country Music chart starting May 31, 1986.
“Whoever’s In New England” tells a compelling story of a wife who discovers her husband’s infidelity. The song’s narrative takes us on a journey through heartache, reflection, and ultimately, the empowerment to move forward. Watch the official music video and see the written lyrics below.
Reba McEntire Whoever’s In New England Music Video
This song was written by Kendal Franceschi and Quentin Powers.
Reba McEntire Whoever’s In New England Lyrics
You spend an awful lot of time in Massachusetts
Seems Like every other week you’ve got a meeting waiting there
Business must be booming or could something else
Be moving in the air up there
You say that its important for our future
An executive on his way up has got to play the part
Each time duty calls you got to give it all
You’ve got with all your heart
When whoever’s in New England is through with you
And Boston finds better things to do
You know its not too late ’cause you’ll always have a place to go
When whoever’s in New England’s through with you
I hear the winter time up north can last forever
I’ve been told its beautiful to see this time of year
They say the snow can blind you till the world you left behind
Just disappears I hear
I packed your bags and left them in the hallway
But before you leave again there’s just one thing you outta know
When the icy winds blow through you remember that its me
Who feels the cold most of all
When whoever’s in New England is through with you
And Boston finds better things to do
You know its not too late ’cause you’ll always have a place to go
When whoever’s in New England’s through with you
“Whoever’s In New England” remains as relevant as ever. Its timeless themes of love, betrayal, and self-discovery are universal and continue to strike a chord with listeners of all generations. The song’s popularity has stood the test of time, solidifying its place as one of Reba McEntire’s most iconic and beloved tracks. Remember to “share” the Reba McEntire Whoever’s In New England song with other country music fans.
