Kip Moore

But at a show, even in America, truck's not the loudest.

When I'm playing a show amongst a fan base, I would say The Bull, Heart's Desire, That Was Us.

I'd be singing something about truck loud.

I'd be up in a row.

I mean, I don't believe you, but...

If I know you, you'd be in the back and you'd be kind of chilling out.

Yeah, I'd be kind of back in the corner.

I don't see you in the front.

Maybe Eddie, maybe Lunchbox, but I don't see you doing that.

I mean, as far as like odd... Like you're in an anthill in Peru and you're like...

No, I don't have any.

I mean, a lot of these ideas, yeah, for sure.

I mean, there was...

Two or three ideas that came to me while I was on a dirt bike down in Central America where I'm thinking of it.

But it's not like I've kind of done that a lot through my career where I'll stop and then I'll get a cup of coffee and then I'll just start kind of singing what I'm hearing in my head.

And then I'll drive on to the next spot and then I'll kind of, OK, well, I'm out there.

But nothing's like that.

Nothing, nothing like, you know, the way I wrote Love and War, which was really wild how I wrote that.

But I mean, there was nothing that was really out of the norm this time.

Yeah.