Jennifer Aniston Got Over Brad Pitt

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Singer/Songwriter Emily Reid Uses Jennifer Aniston & Brad Pitt Relationship As Inspiration For “Jennifer Aniston”

Singer/songwriter Emily Reid has penned an inspirational song based on the failed 2000s relationship between Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt. The song is titled "Jennifer Aniston."
Singer/songwriter Emily Reid has penned an inspirational song based on the failed 2000s relationship between Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt. The song is titled “Jennifer Aniston.”

The early 2000s relationship between Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt–and its subsequent end–serves as the inspiration for a new song from Nashville singer/songwriter Emily Reid.

The former Friends star and University of Missouri Sigma Chi brother were the Hollywood It couple of the early 2000s and divorced in 2005. Aniston is now married to Justin Theroux while Pitt is recently divorced from Angelina Jolie.

The song, titled “Jennifer Aniston,” is an inspirational song for those getting over a relationship that didn’t quite work out. Or the catchy tune can really be used as an inspiration for anyone needing some, well, inspiration.

“As bad as you’re hurting, there’s always a person

who’s got it much worse than you.

Jennifer Aniston got over Brad Pitt so

you can get over that loser you’re with.

It won’t be easy to do, but you can do it ’cause

Jennifer Aniston got over Brad Pitt.”

Reid recently performed “Jennifer Aniston” during one of the weekly Song Suffragettes performances at The Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, Tennessee.

Watch Emily Reid perform the song below and read more after the video.

Emily Reid “Jennifer Aniston”

 

Emily Reid hails from Toronto, Canada originally and is a graduate of Belmont University in Nashville. She was signed to a publishing deal in April 2016 by BMG and her EP “Drifter” can be purchased on iTunes.

A review on iTunes compares Reid to Dolly Parton.

“If classic Dolly Parton had a baby with Ingrid Michaelson, that child would be named Emily Reid.”

Song Suffragettes is a female-only  weekly singer-songwriter showcase held every Monday night at The Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, Tennessee. The showcase that began in 2014 features five artists who each perform three songs. All five perform a cover to end the night.

You can follow the Song Suffragettes on Twitter and Facebook and by following the hashtag #LetTheGirlsPlay. The singer-songwriters that perform in the weekly showcases also maintain a blog at Let The Girls Blog.

Regular participants in the showcase include Alana Springsteen, Kalie Shorr, Jordyn Shellhart, Lena Stone, Madison Kozak, Lacey Cavalier and Hadley Park, among others. They are also joined by special guests from time to time, which have included Lauren Alaina, RaeLynn and Deanna Carter.

Videos of recent performances can be found on the Song Suffragettes YouTube channel.

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