Andy Grammer’s ‘Always’ Was A Lullaby For His Daughter
Andy Grammer revealed two songs off his album, ‘The Good Parts,’ that were written for his daughter, Louisiana. Don’t miss Andy Grammer perform at this year’s Santa Slam on Dec. 8!
By Admin on December 5, 2017
Andy Grammer revealed two songs off his album, The Good Parts, that were written for his daughter, Louisiana.
He said in an interview that “Always” was a song written as a lullaby:
“I was singing that to my daughter right when she was born, and she was still kind of crying. I’d put her in a little cart and do a lap singing that song to her.
“It’s very sweet and emotionally connected to me… I’ve been bumping it in the car – me and my little three-month-old, we go to coffee dates every morning and I play that song to her, it’s so sweet.”
“Spaceship” is another track off the album that he sang to his daughter before she was born, reports Music-News.net:
“That’s like, the best bridge I’ve ever written, which is comparing to the womb – which is the world before this world – and wherever you go when you die as the place after.
“As I was singing into the womb to try and let Louie know that she was coming to someone that loves her, I imagined, while I was singing to her, ‘Ah, I wonder whether my mom is doing that to me from wherever she’s at?’
“She passed away. But that’s such a cool idea.”
Grammer admits that The Good Parts is a very personal and emotional album for him.
Don’t miss him at Santa Slam 2017 in Sacramento on Dec. 8, where he’ll be performing with Morgan Wallen. CLICK HERE to get tickets.
