You were listening to The Next Best Picture Podcast, and this is Cody Derrick's interview with the

songwriter for Come See Me in the Good Light, Sarah Borellis. I usually get so upset when

Meg edits my poems. She's a terrible editor. Well, you know, I feel like if you could do this all

on your own, I wouldn't be here. Andrea really thinks of poetry is what can I create to give to people.

I think that's why it's been more long-lasting.

I grew up in a tiny town in the woods of Northern Maine.

I didn't know that somebody could grow up

and make their living from art.

I wasn't by any means a natural.

Was not one of those wow hounds born jaw-troped.

I was tough in the husk untouched by rain.

At first I thought it was a stomach bug. But when it started feeling like a stomach anaconda, my doctor convinced me to get a cat scan.

This is the beginning of a nightmare, I thought.

But stay with me all. Because my story is one about happiness, being easier to find. Once we

realize we do not have forever to find it. Sarah Borellis, I'm so excited to be speaking with you today

about your beautiful song, Salt, then Sour sweet. Come see me in the good light.

I caught it at Sundance when Andrea was still with us.

And rewatching the movie now, it's even more resonant.

And your song is a huge part of that.

I think I want to start by asking,

when did you first get acquainted with Andrea Gibson and their work?

I think I thank and blame Instagram.

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