“It’s about the dream of moving out to the country again and having your own piece of land and growing your own food and fishing and all the other things I like.”Margo Price (952)

“That’s a song about enjoying the outdoors and and all the history of where America used to be and where we are now.”Margo Price (953)

“I wrote that about an acquaintance who’s a bit of a sociopath. It’s funny how songs change meaning over time. It seemed to be fitting for the privilege and the separation of the classes that we’re dealing with today.”Margo Price (953)

“Is about a weekend I had to spend in the Davidson County Jail. I made some bad decisions. I was really struggling a lot with depression after losing my son and I’d been begging God to put me in a mental home. I wasn’t feeling safe from myself and I was drinking quite heavily. I went out one night and had too many drinks. I called a cab but the cab never came and I had a little accident. That was definitely the turning point where I realized I don’t want to be in an insane asylum and that’s what it felt like in there. I realized that I had a son at home who was the most important thing in my life and I knew I needed to get it together so I went and got therapy. It took a long time to get clear headed.”Margo Price (953)

“I used that song to write a scorned love letter to an old manager that did me wrong. People might think it’s about love but it’s not.”Margo Price (953)

“I wrote after a conversation with a girlfriend of mine who was going through a difficult relationship and she said, “I gave him four years of chances.” I was writing about her relationship and past relationships that I had had but I was writing a goodbye to my old band which was called ‘Buffalo Clover’. I was with them for four years and doing the best I could to keep it together and when I had to break up with them it felt very much like a relationship was breaking up.”Margo Price (953)