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“No… This Ain’t It”: Lainey Wilson Says Her Team Begged Her to Record a Song She Wrote “As a Complete Joke”
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Lainey Wilson is opening up about what gets left on the cutting room floor.
“There’s been times where I wrote a song as a complete joke and they’re like, ‘Oh my gosh, this song is unreal.’”
Videos by American SongwriterDespite her team’s insistence that she record such a song, Wilson wound up telling them, “No… this ain’t it.
“There’s so many terrible, terrible ideas.”
The following month, Wilson found time to get married.