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... um, voice when I was a kid, and I would just, like, sing on my porch.

And, um, I don't know if I was, like, very good, but I was very confident.

Um, and I think very encouraged to play and perform.

Like, I didn't have toys growing up.

I just had, like, a costume box, and I would dress up me and my little brother, and we would put on shows for my mom and dad.

And I think I just, like, always kind of wa- like, I just always felt like I wanted to perform in some way.

Yeah.

And it totally like reveals another side of that song as well to have such like

sweeping majestic feeling i feel like that one really highlights the melancholy of the song and kind of pain of the singer because i think that the the version we have is a is a bit more it's it's more loud and it's more kind of going through the process the thought process it sounds more like we're like talking like to somebody in the original.

And then I think that the one that Tex made made it feel much more like an internal pain of the struggle of an unattainable person that you feel like you're in competition with, but that they don't know.

And I think that it just made the song so much more sad and moving to me.

So I was very moved by Tex's version.

And we had no idea it would be like that because We had originally been like, oh, maybe you can make like a kind of like solo piano thing of it.

And then she sent us this like fully orchestrated, like beautiful, creepy, like falling down a rabbit hole feeling song.

So I think we have a great foundation in that way.