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It’s been 21 years since Miranda Lambert released Kerosene<\/em>, which means she’s been one of our greatest mainstream country stars for a very, very long time. She’s not slowing down. This year, Lambert co-wrote and sang backup on Ella Langley’s gigantic crossover hit<\/a> “Choosin’ Texas,” and she buried the hatchet<\/a> with her old adversary Kacey Musgraves in grand fashion on the duet “Horses And Divorces.” Now, she’s ready to release of an album of her own.<\/p>\n This fall, Lambert will release Crisco<\/em>, her 10th solo studio album. Lambert co-produced the record with Jesse Frasure, and she co-wrote its songs with peers like her Pistol Annies bandmate Ashley Monroe. Lambert has already shared the title track<\/a> and the Chris Stapleton duet “A Song To Sing<\/a>,” and now she shares “Till The Going’s Gone,” a sweet and gentle moving-on song that she co-wrote with Frasure, Natalie Hemby, Josh Osborne, and Brendan McLoughlin. Check out that song and the tracklist below.<\/p>\n