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This is my new song, Fancy Like.

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Can I ask you, are you it says I read your site said books for miles? Do you just write tons of books?

I have nine published books. Damn, I've written like 13. Yeah, so so writings my jam. That's crazy. That's what I do.

I'm working on the book now and I have when you say nine that just like my mind explodes at the thought of it's a lie.

I'm out of content. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's just what what are you writing about? So I don't know if you've heard a song of mine called Craig.

I don't think so. It's about this guy. He and I met at this church. It's a long story, but we met at this church that I didn't want to be at about six years ago. I was not a not a believer.

My wife dragged me there. I was drunk when I went there on a Saturday. Wow. I was I'm six years sober. And but I wasn't sober when I met Craig and I walked in this church and just he just was like,

Hey, I'm glad you're here. And but it's weird. He said I'm glad you're here, but I knew he knew where I was and like, like I knew I smelled like alcohol and I he knew that I did not want to be there.

And my wife and I were pregnant with our fifth kid. We had one car. I was working at Costco stocking produce and playing shows every night and I just was a zombie.

And he and his wife, I mean, they just loved on us. I'm talking about doors wide open.

Weren't like, how do your kids from this gross guy? Like he says bad words. He's always drinking. You know, they didn't care. They just opened their house to us.

And they actually showed up at one of my son's baseball games with his own minivan and the title and the keys to it. And he was like, you guys got a burden.

I'm going to help you. Somebody did this for me once. Can I do this for you? And so anyway, he eventually like we I drove home. I was super proud. I didn't want to take it.

I was I was I was so ashamed to need that that much help. And then I knew by taking the car that meant that just confessed I needed help, you know, which is.

I guess that's that's been a hard thing for me with faith and Christ to begin with is you got to get on your knees and say, I can't do it. And I don't know why that's so hard for a man like me.

But anyway, I took the car and as I drove our kids home, I they were safe. They didn't have to duck. You know, when car when a cop drove by or anything. And I always wanted to thank him.

So I wrote this song called Craig and basically the hook is like he can't walk on water. But I think he might know a man who did kind of kind of idea.

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