Bed No Breakfast
2025 single by Maren Morris
"Bed No Breakfast" is a song by American singer and songwriter Maren Morris. It was released on April 18, 2025, through Columbia Records, as the second single from her fourth studio album, Dreamsicle (2025). Written as the final song completed for the album, "Bed No Breakfast" was inspired by Morris's experiences navigating dating after her divorce. A tongue-in-cheek anthem about casual relationships and personal space, the song was released as a stylistic contrast to the album's lead single, "Carry Me Through", highlighting the record's humor alongside its more introspective moments.
Background and writing
Morris described "Bed No Breakfast" as her "cheeky little song about wanting personal space after... personal closeness". She said the song is about "a right to your own comforts on your own terms" while still "having some good-natured fun with somebody", adding that "drunk girls don't cry... they kick you out." To contrast the emotional tone of "Carry Me Through", she chose "Bed No Breakfast" as the second preview of her fourth studio album, Dreamsicle. While describing the former as an intentionally "soulful" opening centered on healing and self-reliance, she said "Bed No Breakfast" showcases the album's "tongue-in-cheek humor and realism" as well as "some Texan sass". Morris also noted that although the song reflects her reentering the dating scene, dating was "not priority one", explaining that her focus remained on her work, herself, and her son.
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