Yeah.

Um, I just, I, I feel like I felt this calling when I was, you know, 16, and also I feel like songwriting's not my purpose.

You know, I feel like it, it's a vessel to help me get to my purpose, um, which is spreading what I believe, which is Jesus, and I feel like I can use that in such a way.

And, um, I feel like He called me at such a young age, and I felt it so deeply, and so I just followed that.

And I never knew what I was doing the whole time.

Ah.

Um, so I lived, I split time between my grandparents and my parents growing up, and so I feel like I got a big taste of music because of both of them.

And, but I always gravitated towards, like, Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline.

Yeah

...

in the morning.

And, um, I think we were about to eat dinner or something.

Miranda had made some food in the Crockpot, and we were about to eat.

And, uh, Ella s- asked her about some story that she had heard, um, before they ever met.

And-

Like, I don't even know what you'd call it.

Yeah.

And then she left after a year, so b- but we lived together when I first moved here in a one-bedroom and kinda did dorm-room style.

But I met a lot of people, like, going out and doing open-mic nights and stuff like that, and then I found out about rounds and started doing rounds, and to find open mi- mic nights, I just went online and, like, Googled, like-

This is Nashville.

Depending on the weather.

I'm going to hell, baby, nobody knows when.

If it was a different time, might've been different in a different life.

Maybe that plane would never take off.