Could this be about his love for his music? It seems that he could be talking about having that song that may be different enough that as a song writer selling it to the producers is too difficult.
I read recently that Foreman and Switchfoot when independent because the record labels wouldn't allow for artistic freedom. "You're in Nashville on the Phone" might be alluding to this point.
Also, he chose to do these albums because he wanted to do something different than Switchfoot. The she is the art in the music. Letting it go could mean freely allowing the music to come out of his soul.
Could this be about his love for his music? It seems that he could be talking about having that song that may be different enough that as a song writer selling it to the producers is too difficult.
I read recently that Foreman and Switchfoot when independent because the record labels wouldn't allow for artistic freedom. "You're in Nashville on the Phone" might be alluding to this point.
Also, he chose to do these albums because he wanted to do something different than Switchfoot. The she is the art in the music. Letting it go could mean freely allowing the music to come out of his soul.