Celebrating love, life, and the 80th anniversary of Wonder Woman, which first appeared in comics on Oct. 21, 1941, and the character who made Carter famous during its television reign in the 1970s, the ballad centers around themes of love with her husband and the constant inspiration she finds through powerful female characters like Wonder Woman.
“Music is in our souls, in our hearts, in our minds and in our bodies,” says Carter. “We mark events with certain kinds of music. We attribute love to certain kinds of music. Writing this song, I felt extremely vulnerable and inspired. That is where the human and the divine come together.”
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