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Singer-songwriter, Cancer Survivor and OKC Native Kelly Lang Has Released a New Version of Single




Kelly Lang releases new video for inspirational ballad 'I'm Not Going Anywhere'


Singer-songwriter, cancer survivor and Oklahoma City native Kelly Lang has released a new version of and music video for her inspirational ballad “I’m Not Going Anywhere."


"I'm Not Going Anywhere" has been seen and heard across the United States as part of Ascension Hospital’s "Your Care Is Our Calling" campaign, honoring caregivers and the patients they serve. As a result of the campaign and at the requests of fans around the world, Lang has re-recorded “I’m Not Going Anywhere” and is releasing a deluxe EP, which includes a piano version, an orchestrated version, a story behind the song as well as a music video, available now.



“What an honor it is to receive such kind messages from so many people about my song,” Lang said in a statement. “It is very humbling to hear how my words and music have touched the hearts of those in need of comfort. As a songwriter, I hope this is also an encouragement to others who write songs to never give up on their musical dreams. This song was written 16 years ago, and only now being heard so widespread.”


Lang was inspired to write the song in 2004 as she watched a close friend manage a loved one’s illness. Three months later, she was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer and began a journey of her own at Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee.

In remission since 2005, Lang has said that she hopes her voice can echo beacons of light and encourage patients with cancer to continue fighting. “I’m Not Going Anywhere” has been recorded by country legends T.G. Sheppard and Crystal Gayle, featured in Burt Reynolds' movie "The Deal" and was included on Lang's album "11:11," but never released as a single. In 2019, a portion of the song was picked up for a regional campaign in Nashville and surrounding markets by Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital.


After an overwhelmingly positive reaction from the area, it is now being used in television and radio commercials across the country.

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