Because I remember being a little girl, and I would say,

we're talking a little, little girl, like, 7, 8, 9.

I want to become famous so that I can save the world.

Oh, really?

And then I became famous, and I can't save anybody.

So, no, but that's what I learned.

But yeah, I mean, that was kind of my thing.

I didn't know what fame was.

It isn't what it is today.

It was, I thought it was reality.

It's not, and it's all portrayal and marketing,

and how you paint the story, but all of that, I didn't know.

And it's thought, once I become famous, and once I have money,

and once I have the, then, I'm all set.

Hey, 413ers.

We are picking up where we left off last week with Jody Messina.

Last week, we got to talk about our life's journey

through country music and coming to faith in Christ.

Now, I'm talking songs and songwriting.

We cover songs like, bigger than this, reckless love.

Heaven was needing a hero and a duet

that she sang with Tim McGraw.

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