Gretchen Wilson's 'Last' Thought Could Mine Grammy Gold

Gretchen Wilson released 'I Got Your Country Right Here,' her first album on her own label, Redneck Records, last year. The 11-track CD includes the song 'I'd Love to Be Your Last,' which was a last-minute addition to the album -- and has now earned the singer a Grammy nomination for Best Country Song.


"It wasn't originally on the album," Gretchen tells Nashville's Tennessean newspaper. "We listened to the mastered version of the record and we thought it was missing something."


Gretchen's song is the only Best Country Song nominee this year that wasn't a single. 


Others in the category include 'The Breath You Take,' by George Strait, 'Free' by the Zac Brown Band, Miranda Lambert's 'The House That Built Me,' 'If I Die Young' by the Band Perry and Lady Antebellum's 'Need You Now.'