I must admit, I was more than a bit surprised when a new guy at work, a middle-aged, moderately overweight and mostly bald guy named Bill invited me to come over on an upcoming Saturday morning to his attend the birthday party he was throwing for an exchange student from California who was staying with him and his wife. First, I hardly knew the guy. But his face immediately grew worried. What was it with this guy? He hardly knew me. Did I know this girl whose birthday party this was?
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B y the time Easter came round, Brandy Clark had spent just three days of at home in Nashville. You want your music heard by the most possible people. She writes songs for the workers who keep America spinning, the overburdened mothers putting themselves last, the women in middle age struggling to reconcile their faith with their need for relief, be it romantic or chemical. Clark grew up in Morton, Washington, a tiny logging town. Illuminating working-class struggles feels subtly political, and Clark once wanted to be a journalist. Her mum taught her to play guitar, and for a while they were in a group called Sagebrush and Satin, touring pageants and fairs. As the music bug really bit, she quit her basketball scholarship at college in Washington for Nashville.
Not at all actually. Even my first ever flight was when I was 16 —and it was too basically just visit a dead aunt in India. She knew that it was one of her vices, but it got her the results she wanted when people had to give in and make her stop. She whimpered and flopped face first onto my back. I glared at her.
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