Lyrics All In My Ears, Beegie Adair (Commentary) - Vince Gill

If I have a gift, it's, it's the ability to hear the difference
You know, that's the real key
Um, I don't, I don't go sit in with Clapton and play country licks
I go play the blues, I play-
If I sing- I, I got to do this really neat session the other day
With a great artist, a great jazz piano player named Beegie Adair
And I got to sing like Billie Holiday, you know
I've been crazy about Billie Holiday

And I mean just, it's all my ears, you know
I don't know that- uh, an-an-and maybe it's just that I have an interest
You know, I don't think a lot of people have an interest
Lot of people might be a great bluegrass singer
And that's all they wanna do, they don't even like anything else
But man, I'm an open book, I...
I don't know, I pretty much can find a love for anything done well and

And I don't know, I told- I was telling Beegie, I said, "Look, I don't
I don't have the pedigree, I don't, I don't know all this stuff"
She goes, "You got all you need, right there in those two ears"
She says, "You hear the difference"
And that's why we're here, you know"
So, I don't know, I like to, I like to use all the colors in the box, hahahaha