how'd you get into that?

I think just I wasn't very good at like I was great at school, like socializing and stuff like I liked people and I was like always like kind of like a happy kid and so I like to go and like I liked school I didn't really I wasn't I learned like differently I think is like what like I've learned you know it's like I'm dyslexic and all that other stuff so I was always like I wasn't very good good quote-unquote at like writing and spelling and stuff so I think being able to write in a notebook with no one looking at it or saying like, you spelled these words wrong or anything like that.

I think I felt a lot of freedom just in that.

I think that's where that came from.

Just like where it was this sort of like restricted thing in school, you know, because it was like you spelled the word wrong or it's not like a, it's a run on sentence or something like that.

So then when I found like, oh, I could do this like on my own and there's no rules and everything is right.

And I could just like kind of free write.

the viewer or the listener how they interpret it and how it impacts them right so what's a song or can you think of a song or maybe even just a line within a song or something that you wrote that kind of took on a life of its own that maybe you never would have like expected like it meant one thing to you and then