Chris Stapleton - I moved to Nashville to be a songwriter. I found out that was a job, that someone ...

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I moved to Nashville to be a songwriter. I found out that was a job, that someone would pay you to sit in a room with a guitar and make up songs! It is the greatest job in the world. I wrote three or four songs a day. That's what I lived for.

Chris Stapleton

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Ich zog nach Nashville, um Songwriter zu werden. Ich fand heraus, dass es ein Job war, dass jemand Sie dafür bezahlen würde, mit Gitarre in einem Raum zu sitzen und Songs zu erfinden! Es ist der größte Job der Welt. Ich habe jeden Tag drei oder vier Songs geschrieben. Dafür habe ich gelebt.

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