Hardy

And it's kind of off to the races from there, you know.

So I think it's the coolest thing ever.

Yeah, sure.

I think that can go back to a long time ago.

Much of country music's biggest songs have been stories, and so I just think it's a pattern.

If that's kind of what you're getting at...

I mean, basically, are you just saying, like, why is it easier or more common to write stories in country than any other thing?

I don't know.

That's a really good question.

Yeah, it's way less about the music for sure.

Like their arrangement.

I think that producers would argue, you know, like my producer, Joey, is like, you got to fill the space and, you know, takes a lot of time in the studio to make sure like the parts are right and that everything is catchy and there's just a bunch of, that all the spaces are filled.

But no, it is very much, it's all about the...

The lyrics, you're right.

I mean, the vocal is out front and that's everything, at least right now.

People can argue that that sub-genre of country that's like Whiskey Myers and a lot of the sync countries, which is like SYNC, a lot of the stuff that you hear on the TV shows and stuff is more about music and less about lyric.

But I don't know.

I can't really speak to that.

But no, you're totally right.

It's...