This song requires a little bit of a back story. So in late 2014, I was performing at the Sewanee Inn in Monteagle, and after my show, this lady approached me and told me that she loved my performance and told me that I reminded her a lot of her granddaughter Rainee who lived in Colorado. She told me about how talented of a musician Rainee was (she played cello) and showed me pictures of how beautiful she was. She went on to tell me the story about how Rainee had gone through terrible depression when her parents went through a divorce. She never fully got the help she needed, and she eventually committed suicide by walking in front of a moving train in late 2014. Her grandmother was at my show only a few weeks after Rainee passed away. After talking to her for a couple of minutes, she asked if I would one day write a song for her granddaughter. I promised her I would, and a couple of months later I sat down and I wrote a song through Rainee's eyes. I don't know if her family will ever hear this song, but I pray they do. Here's my second single off my new album. It's called Rainee.

Rainee

Don't ask me what genre of music I make. I do what I want.

Rainee

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