Let's watch your video and then you can tell me about it when it's over.

Yeah.

And hallelujah.

And.

You get in.

Pretty.

Can I get a witness about.

Feeling low down?

Time to spread the good word.

In an old ghost town.

All those high mighty passerby.

They don't seem to notice these empty streets.

Taller than long booths.

Making their own rules.

Time to set the music free.

Everybody say Yee ha!

Hallelujah!

Piece of rock n roll to keep up all power to you.

Feel the groove.

Down to your soul.

Let the mighty spirit move you.

Yee ha!

Hallelujah!

Say you say you want redemption.

Well, I can show you how you can do your old thing.

Now.

Starting here, starting now.

Feeling like a prisoner.

You can break these chains.

And brothers and sisters, you can make a change.

All you sons and daughters step into the water.

Wash them sins away.

Everybody say Yee ha!

Hallelujah!

Peace, love.

Rock n roll.

Keep em up.

How do you feel the groove down to your soul.

Let the body spirit move down.

Yee ha!

Hallelujah!

Hey, Judy.

Shake me guys up.

True believer.

Up to your feet.

Hey, roll the stone away.

And there's a new day, darling.

Pancho Villa, come on, people, let me say I. Ha!

Hallelujah!

Peace.

Love.

Rock you.

People.

More power to you.

Feel the groove down to your soul.

Let the my spirit move your heart.

Hallelujah.

Hey hey hey.

Hallelujah.

Hey.

Yeah.

Hallelujah.

Hey!

You.

Should I get.

It?

Oh.

So that was so fun.

Hey, And I like your boots.

I want your boots.

I have to say sorry with the horse.

Okay.

Oh, yeah.

Okay.

So the rides.

Well, no, I don't, but I had to ride in the beginning of the video.

You see me riding in on a horse, and I have to take the horse, and I have to put them, you know?

Yeah.

Tie them up or whatever.

So when I got off the horse, they were trying to, you know, how they use, the, the screens that light your face up and so they were doing that, and the horse got spooked.

So the horse reared and took off down the road.

A good horse woman here.

Yeah.

So I ended up having to get back on that horse to finish the back.

That the end of the film.

Because I ride away into the sunset.

But it was a little bit scary, a little bit too hard to go there.

I was like, I'm not getting back on.

I was going to ask if you wanted to.

I would not want to.

And then so I and I liked the fact that that here you are, this tough cowboy, I would swear, but I want, is this bad cowboy?

And not a good cowboy?

Cowgirl.

And you've got earrings that are scraping your shoulders.

I know who that's.

That's what you know.

You could be.

Fashion cowgirls.

Do.

I thought it was so much fun.

It was.

So where did you film it?

It was in, Nova Scotia.

Okay.

And it was, at a place called Cowboy Town.

And the sheriff is is is the owner of the cowboy town.

It's this miniature cowboy town with miniature horses and miniature jail.

And in miniature saloon.

And it was just it was the perfect, perfect place to do Yeehaw!

And, it was just it was just so much fun to film and and write it and script it and do all of that.

It was fun.

Oh.

So great.

Well thank you.

That was wonderful.

Thanks for sharing that with us.