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““It’s about living in the aftermath of both a cultural and personal change,” Pruitt, seated at a coffeeshop in East Nashville, tells Rolling Stone .”
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““End of the world isn’t this entertaining/never a day when the news isn’t breaking,” she sings, before dropping a lyrical A-bomb: “Handed the wrong man the keys.” It serves to lay out the context for the rest of the record, as the world imposes itself on Pruitt’s personal turmoil, a subject she returns to time and again.”
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“It finds Pruitt concluding that in-person, face-to-face interaction among people can overcome the distance that comes along with a digital lifestyle.”
““I want a connection beyond this rectangular box that we’re staring at all the time,” she explains.”