Maren Morris

What the fuck am I talking about?

But I really just – I've never gotten off that, like, sort of stubborn ass, like, I need to find the truth train.

But even if it's unpopular, even if it makes you a black sheep, like, even within country music feeling like that, like, I –

I still just I feel like I'm always coming at it, even though I can like absolutely be like a silly, funny bitch about it.

I feel like I'm I'm coming from a place of good where I don't always think their intentions are about empathy or bringing people closer together.

It's always like, you know, get the fuck out if you don't like it here.

Yeah, I think so.

And obviously music has been my vehicle to reach people's hearts.

But like, I also think

music is inherently political.

Living is political.

So anyone, anytime someone tries to say that it's not a part of that or shut up and sing or whatever, which is fucking oxymoronic, you can't shut up and sing.

Um, I've just never understood that one, but I, uh, I just seemed like I'm, I'm just trying to like love with my neighbor and, um, kind of zoom out from my own bullshit and like

do charity work, bring my son who's now six and do it too.

Cause I want him to like know that he's privileged and I want him to grow up knowing that he's helping people in his community alongside me and not just being like side stage at the show.

That's cool too.

But, um, yeah, just really like giving back because I feel like that's important.

And especially with him having like two musical parents that are, you know, doing well.

Yeah.

I just, that's been important for me, but I feel like my parents have really, um,