There's this great scene in the movie, Walker, where Dewey Cox, his wife, and he are having this big fight.
And he says, OK, all right, that's fine.
I get it.
You're innocent, and I'm guilty.
Guilty as charge.
Guilty as charge.
And she goes, don't you dare write a song right now.
And that's exactly how my husband feels because he'll be talking and I'll glaze over and he'll be like, are you writing a song?
This is our life.
Early on when you first come here, you sort of learn to fall in love with the process in Nashville, because the results don't always come to fruition as much.
