I think that some people see the good in everyone until proven differently. And with my dad being a cop before he was a private investigator; in Dallas, he was a narc. So I guess you could say our dinner conversations were not your normal ones. But when I love you, I love you with all of my heart. Lambert: They did. Never let your guard down. And I figured the best way to do that was not waste money and time in a classroom. So my mom and dad were not discouraging to me at all.
There is no backup plan. And I play over clanking beer bottles and fighting cowboys and people dancing that request a waltz 20 times a night.
It was a place somewhere outside of Dallas. The thing about this place was, the stage was built about three or four steps down from the train car, so all you could see from the bar was, like, my chest up.
My dad played guitar, and I had a backup singer with me. There were about five people in the bar, and every one of them wound up bloody in the parking lot by the end of the show. I think there was one full set of teeth among all the people there.
But all I could think of was, What the hell have we stepped into? Lambert: I really never thought about him being in the business, to be honest. I mean, I fell in love with the person. I thought, Well, this sucks. Our trailer flipped over one time on the highway, and it was really a big deal.
That happened to me, too, two years ago. Lambert: Yes, he actually did. The singer was born on this day, Nov. Lambert was born and raised in Lindale, Texas. Her parents are Rick Lambert, a police officer who became a private investigator, and Beverly Lambert, who is now heavily involved with her daughter's MuttNation Foundation.
The future country star grew up having a love of music and performed locally as a teenager, including in the Texas Pride Band and as the lead singer of the house band at the famous Reo Palm Isle in Longview, Texas. In , Lambert, who had already been meeting with producers and record labels in Nashville, competed on the first season of the TV talent show Nashville Star.
At the time she was happily ensconced with future husband Shelton, still just her boyfriend of several years at that point, but Lambert said it was inspired by actual dead Valentine's Day flowers from her past. That really meant a lot to me and was such a different take on the song. The opening track off of 's The Weight of These Wings lays out Lambert's lingering heartbreak following her split from Shelton the previous year for all to see.
Because as the band Nazareth said, "Love hurts, love scars, love wounds and marks. Lambert has talked candidly about 's double album The Weight of These Wings being her post-divorce confessional. But since she had met musician Anderson East by the end of , the concern about getting her heart broken all over again couldn't have been too far from her mind.
This was ripped from experience, too, as Lambert acknowledged in to a small audience at Joe's Bar in Chicago. So I wrote a song about it. East co-wrote this one off of The Weight of These Wings with Lambert and veteran country song scribe Natalie Hemby , so trade that stolen car in for a white horse and we know how Lambert escaped her downward spiral.
East was up to the challenge, though, at least for the duration of what would be a two-year-plus relationship. She also jokingly told the Tennessean that year that being part of a trio sometimes was helpful because they could share more dirty details and then point the "that's not my story! Nothing cryptic about the inspiration for this tune off of 's Wildcard that was released as a single just this past September, especially when husband Brendan McLoughlin became Lambert's first-ever co-star in real life to make it into one of her videos.
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