Katie's Life...: Letter to Darius Rucker

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Letter to Darius Rucker

Dear Hootie,

I know your not really Hootie and that's part of the name of the band and all, but I can't help but call you that now that you've sold out and become a country artist. Why, Hootie, why? You don't even sound country. I saw you last night on Christmas In Washington and nothing about you seemed remotely "country". What is the deal? Why does every artist turn country when their career has turned south? Please Hootie, come back to me. Bring the old Hootie back. Let her cry, Hootie. Just let her cry.

Wondering what went wrong,

Katie

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