I've been in a lot of casual you know relationships.
This particular woman is the one that really stuck out to me.
I've never had any woman tell me that they love me.
So, that kind of sparked this song.
This was a beautiful collaboration with some of my friends Justin Tranter, Ricky Reed,
and Austin Jenkins, Josh Block.
My approach to it was okay how can I marry an R&B vibe with a kind of country twang.
The whole process.
It was really awesome to see everybody in the room just almost in tears.
Sometimes there aren't words to describe it.
It's kind of the same thing when it comes to when I write a song.
You know I know what it is, the meaning is up here, but explaining that to somebody else
you know it's like "oh, I don't really know."
Because it's like it's in the lyrics.
I want to be with somebody that sharpens me.
I want to be able to always learn from her and I guess vice versa.
Just having that love for each other but just not being the right timing.
I have my obligation to music.
That stage of marriage and living a happy life and hopefully some kids.
The whole song it's me having a conversation with my mother.
That speaks about my grandmother Urtha.
I never met her but yeah she was very strict, religious woman.
And so, for anyone to date my mother, you have to be a man of God.
I don't like to date for fun.
I look at it like whenever I want to pursue a gal it's like, it's going to be the one
that I want to be with forever instead of wasting time.