Emotional podcast interview song revealfrom @callherdaddy

Transcript

I heard that maybe you're gonna share something exclusive here on caller daddy too. Yeah, dude. Anything. What do you wanna hear? You're gonna play a little something. I can give you some backstory on this too. This is a sad, sad song. My dad, before he passed away, wrote me a better, and I have yet to ever read it. And so I'm reading it after this. I'm driving down to his grave, and I'm gonna read it to him. And I bad written a song about that of best, like, he loved writing better. And so I wrote him one, and I wanna read his better, and then I'm gonna read him I wanna cry. I'm gonna read him mine. I wrote a letter to you last night instead of talking to the dark. So much I wanna say ever since you've been away, and I don't wanna skip a part. I went out and bought your old car that I wasn't old enough to drive. I didn't have your help so I taught myself wish that I could take you for a ride. I miss you more the more you miss. What I give to hear your voice on nights I'll play the whole song. No is Sad. It's sad, but it's so beautiful, like, that you have this outlet in this career that you're able because so many people are going to also be able to connect with that. So many people have lost loved ones or parents and not been able to have that final conversation they wish they could good had. You were nine when he passed. Mhmm. So you have had a letter since you were nine years old that you never opened. I'm thinking about, I really wanna have kids, and Cobra and I are gonna start trying. And I I don't know. I feel like there's a time and place that I'm supposed to read it. Did he give you this better, or did someone give it to you that they found it, that he wrote it to you? The the day he died, it was 05:15 in the morning. My mom comes in no wake me up and says, tier, say goodbye to your dad. I was sitting there best literally hitting him and just telling him to wake up. After that, I prayed and my mom handed all of us because my dad had written it one for everyone. I was just thinking the other day. I was like, I I have no idea how I was so scared to there tier was a a award I was accepting, and I was terrified to accept the award. And the Grammys, I was scared for. And I was thinking about and I was like, my dad was fucking terrified. Had to be. He was dying. And he wrote these better, and he was strong enough and fearless enough to do that. I was like, if he can do that, I can do fucking anything. Are you looking for anything when you read this letter that he wrote you? Are you hoping for anything to be in that letter? No. I think I spent my entire life pushing away the thought of my dad because it made it easier to best. You know, the fact that I didn't have one, and now I'm so this last year with ordinary and everything and my life changing overnight, I feel as if I I feel closer to my bad, and I feel closer to my mom. I feel like I just want my dad. I wanna read this letter and feel closer to him.