Andrew Klavan

You had this transition with the cello and the violin, and then they reintroduced Kid Rock by his Christian name, by, I think it's Rob Ritchie.

I actually didn't even know what his real name was.

And they introduced him and he did this song

until you can't.

It was this song about how you plan to go see your dad, but you get a rain check.

You can always get a rain check until you can't, until he dies.

You plan to play with your kids or whatever until you can't.

They're out of the house.

He added this verse that Kid Rock himself wrote.

It was about Jesus.

Even there, I thought, okay, this could be kind of cringy, like just Bible thumping, low hymnody.

I thought it was actually much

tougher than that.

It was more thoughtful than that.

He said, you can give your life to Jesus until you can't.

You know, there are actually eternal consequences of our actions.

And there was a little bit of hellfire in there.

There was a little bit of reality that crept in.

And it had this beautiful tie in with Charlie, of course, you know, until you can't.

We all thought we had so much more time with Charlie and he struck down in the prime of his life.