Miranda Lambert recently opened up about an unexpected and emotional moment she shared with her husband, Brendan McLoughlin, as they wrote a song together. The country music queen revealed that the experience not only showcased McLoughlin’s hidden talents but also pushed him to tap into a more vulnerable side — something that didn’t come naturally to the former NYPD officer turned Lambert’s partner.
Brendan McLoughlin is no stranger to high-pressure situations, having worked as a New York City police officer. But, as it turns out, the world of songwriting brought out a completely different side of him. Lambert shared how the couple worked on “Dammit Randy,” a track from her album
, marking McLoughlin's first songwriting credit ever. In the process, he learned just how tough it is to pour one’s emotions into a song. “He realized how hard it can be to get vulnerable,” Lambert said, reflecting on the journey.
Interestingly, the couple’s songwriting chemistry didn’t blossom overnight. According to Lambert, they first started tinkering with music during the pandemic lockdowns, co-writing a few small songs.
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