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There's no trouble in this town
But by God, I wish I'd find some
Sometimes in life, what you wanna do
Isn't necessarily what you're gonna do
Yup
Everyone fell fast and hard around here
Like, uh, snake oil with a hefty price tag
Hitchin' a ride, the desert won't hide me no more
Let me tell you somethin', son
If there's gonna be a showdown (Hitchin' a ride)
You better not turn your back (The desert won't hide me no more)
Oh, and uh, don't forget to tip your Queen (Hitchin' a ride)
The desert won't hide me no more
Hitchin' a ride, the desert won't hide me no more
Hitchin' a ride, the desert won't hide me no more
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Orville showed up in my DMs before I even knew who he was, and we became really good friends. We hang out. We were working on the Noah Cyrus song [“On Mine”] and I asked him to make me an intro for the album—a guitar loop, because I was going to add my own spoken word. He wound up doing the whole thing himself, and I just loved it. It’s the perfect way to introduce this record, which has all these different styles of country and pop pushing against each other. He’s the most outlandish figure in that world, so it made sense to me. It sets the stage that nothing that follows is going to be conventional. We’re taking it apart. We’re doing our own take. This is my team’s story.