Hardy

I've always found, I don't know why, but like, I'm trying to think of another, a good example, but, um,

I don't know.

I mean, again, maybe I haven't done a study.

I haven't done, you know, I haven't surveyed a thousand people, but it just seems that like sad songs or like really, really good heartbreak songs or death, you know, people dying songs.

Even if they are, they have a happy lesson in them.

Like a live like you were dying kind of thing.

There's just people, people attach themselves to that stuff more.

I do think that there's a lot of,

like a lot of dark moments in people's lives and i think that you know if you if you can find a way to relate to that and that be a song then you're gonna probably attach to that you know pretty pretty hard but um

I, yeah, I don't know why, but I just, I feel like, and it's so weird.

Dark songs are so much easier to write.

Yeah.

For me, I mean, for me personally, and it's like, if you have a, you know, if somebody threw out a song called the best day ever or whatever, you know, I'd be like, I don't know, man.

How would you spend, would you spend that a certain way?

Or like, yeah, yeah, exactly.

It's weird.

Maybe that's just me.

My wife kind of, she kind of gives me hell a lot and, or let's just say gives me encouragement.

Cause, uh, I'll, you know, this last record I had spoke a lot about mortality, like a lot.

And, uh, a lot of it was in a very positive way of like, appreciate your life now.