Dennis Quaid

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It's like, all right, there he is, real person.

Yeah, there they are.

Yeah, last year.

That's wild.

Yeah, it's called Fallen, a gospel record for sinners, because I wanted the biggest possible audience.

Yeah.

Well, you know, basically I grew up in the Baptist church, and so it's five songs that I grew up with, and it's five songs that I wrote before and during the making of the record.

It's kind of like my spiritual journey, I guess.

That's the way it turned out in the end.

My wife, she put the order together, and that's what it seems to be, kind of my journey in life.

yeah uh yeah i wrote this song uh called on my way to heaven and uh i wrote it for my mom to let her know that i was okay after i got out of like rehab and for cocaine in 1990 and um

Then I wrote Fallen, which is kind of like taken from, remember that movie Thunder Road with Robert Mitchum?

It's kind of like in that vein or that kind of feel to it.

And there's this highway called the Devil's Backbone up near Bandera.

And so it's a ride with the devil.

And you wind up getting left for dead on the side of the road.

Yeah, I've recorded.

I've always been a songwriter.

I got a guitar when I was 12 years old.