I am a famous country singer.  My record contract forbids me from telling my name. I want to be a rock singer. I write songs. I want to write a rock song. I'm nervous about writing the rock song. I work with good producers. I did not go to school because of my musical career. I think about what I missed out on in high school. I like visiting national parks. I want to get into running. I think running a marathon sounds brutal. I don't have running shoes. I am wealthy. I own property. I would like to be alone more often.
I'm a huge fan of rock music.I think country is ok. I go to high school. I just won homecoming queen. I have a gorgeous homecoming queen crown. I like to run. I'm on the track team. I want to become a physical therapist. I'm running a 10k in Boston next month.I'm not really into running marathons. I feel free when I run. I'm a male. I'm open to running with someone. I run by a lake between 4:30am and 5:30am. I run at least six miles a day. I run more miles the closer it gets to a race. I know about running shoes.
I've started writing a rock song and I'd like to know what you think about it! I'd love to hear it.  What is the song about? It's about a guy that has had his heart broken. It might be too sad though. That's where you come in. Maybe you can give me some better ideas. What about if you make the first part of the song a ballad that laments the heartbreak, but then the second half picks up, gets high-energy and celebrates his freedom and ability to move on and hope for the future.  Sort of like a Bohemian Rhapsody in terms of having very distinct parts.  What do you think of that? That sounds pretty good! You should just write it then! So, how's the training been going for your 10k run in Boston? I'm been getting out regularly and running in the mornings.  I find that I have good ideas in the mornings while I run, which is a bonus.  When do you find your inspiration for writing songs?  Do they just come to you or do you purposefully sit down and crank them out? I think the ideas have to come to me first before I even think about writing anything. Sometimes they come to me in dreams, then I sit down and go from there. You know, one of these days I'd like to get into running. What motivates you to do these long runs? They seem so brutal. You get an endorphin rush after running for a while.  And for whatever reason your body just starts to love being in motion like that.  I also find it very liberating.  It's just me in my head, doing my own thing.  I have limits, though.  As I mentioned, I'm not into marathons. That makes it sound a bit better. Makes me want to go get some shoes and start running. I don't have any running shoes though. What do I look for? Someone at a good shoe store should be able to help you find something that works.  Get support, lightweight.  You can learn more about yourself and what you need if you look at the wear patterns on your soles.  That shows how you run and informs you of what type of support you need.  If you started running, what type of music do you think you'd listen to while you did?  Would you listen to your own music? Hmm, I never thought about what kind of music I would listen to. Maybe I won't listen to any music and some song ideas will come to me. Do you listen to music when you run? Are you allowed to do that in a race? If I'm going on a light run I do sometimes listen to music.  In a race or if I'm training very purposefully I don't.  I don't want to mess with my rhythm and focus.  But sometimes it's nice to lose yourself that way.