we're live.

All right.

These are always really fun for us

because we grew up listening to your music literally.

We still do.

And one funny tidbit though, just to, we're going to talk about the new music and a lot of

different things, of course, but one thing that blows me away or shocked me was seeing

that paint me of Birmingham, which a lot of people point to as their, you know, their favorite Tracy song was actually, I always thought it was a 90s song. I always like, oh, it's a 90s song. It was in 2003. Yeah. And also that it wasn't one of your number ones. I know. Isn't it crazy? But it's like, did that song pick up a lot of steam kind of as the years went on and it stuck?

Like to this day, you hear that song, everybody stops.

It's like, oh, I love this song.

No, that song was massive.

It was as big, if not bigger than anything I ever had, even though it didn't go to the top of the charts.

You know, it went to number four.

There was just a lot of stuff up at the top of the charts

and it just couldn't get in. I don't remember what kept it out, something that was above it that was really big too. That's, you know, that in time marches. It's all the biggest two songs of my career. Amy Bermanagh was massive. And we closed the show with it now. And I mean, it literally brings a house out of

it or not.

They were

a big old

hit.

Yeah,

I feel like

we saw

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