“”Only You” is about somebody for sure. I wrote it in Kentucky when I was back home for Christmas and had been in a tumultuous relationship with another musician. That song is about being in love with somebody who you have to share with a thousand other people.”Leigh Watson (452)

“It’s not about a person, it’s about life. It’s about different experiences that we both had throughout our lives when somebody touched your life and made a mark on you. It’s written as individuals, but the sentiment is the same. It’s about somebody who touches your life and who’s no longer there, whether they’re not on this planet or you’re not in touch with them anymore. We’re all unique and special, and even as identical twins, Chandra and I are different. Everyone is individual and there will never be another you, and we touch people’s lives, so I think that is a powerful track.”Leigh Watson (1343)

“When we first started writing that particular song, it didn’t have a name. We were trying to stay out of the dark alley, because we felt like there had been so much negativity and sadness in the world in general. And then to have Roe v. Wade overturned just felt like another slam. We were ruminating on that and saying, “We can’t go into the dark alley, we have to stay in the light and carry that light.” The song started out quite depressing and not like the song we ended up releasing. We were working on it and thought, this doesn’t serve anybody. Everyone knows what’s going on. We don’t need to regurgitate the current state of the world. Let’s try to create something that encourages people to love one another, stand together, and be a part of positive change and represent something that is universally simple. It’s respecting people and carrying that message forward. We like to say “Holler” is not a place, it’s a sound, because where we come from in Kentucky, somebody could be from the holler. This is not that type of holler. This is the holler that is the sound that people make when they come together, and that’s really what this is, a cry for connectivity and like-mindedness and for people to come together to create positive change.”Leigh Watson (1343)