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Gracie Abrams spoke to Rolling Stone about her parents and her upbringing. She says she now has “the sort of perspective on just how many years I must have taken off their lives.”

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00:00Your parents were pretty strict, right?
00:02Yeah.
00:03What's something, when you think back about something you got in trouble for,
00:07like, what's the biggest sort of, like...
00:10What did I do?
00:11Yeah.
00:13I was glad you fucked up that time.
00:15Yeah, exactly.
00:16Well, that time, no, I just was concealing.
00:18I would, like, sneak out, sneak around,
00:21and not just, like, out of the house, but just generally.
00:24Like, I wanted to...
00:25I think it's standard.
00:26Just, like, as you're kind of developing and growing into yourself,
00:29you want to, like, try shit out,
00:31and it doesn't always match...
00:34It doesn't always align with, like, you know,
00:36the stage of life you're at,
00:38and I think if I were in their position looking back now,
00:40I would be terrified.
00:42I'd be terrified.
00:43Like, I don't know.
00:44That, you know, Daughter from Hell, the song,
00:46it's like a thank you...
00:47It's like a love letter to my mom and my dad,
00:49but it's really for my mom.
00:51It's really beautiful.
00:53I think that kind of perspective
00:57obviously has come with time
00:59and that sort of apology tour
01:01that I feel like I've gone on in my family
01:04is, like, I wouldn't at any other stage
01:06except for at, you know, 26,
01:08like, have the sort of perspective
01:10on just how many years
01:13I must have taken off their lives.
01:15You know what I mean?
01:16You know,
01:16I'm going to be
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