That song was “One Way Ticket (Because I Can).”
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In the song, Rimes sings with confidence and determination as she sets out to start over, step out on her own, and take control of her life with no intentions of looking back. Whether it’s going out dancing in the pouring rain or buying a train ticket out of town, Rimes leans into her newfound independence with an attitude that proves she’s strong enough to leave the past behind and move forward.
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"There's so many people that grew up with these songs," she told The Boot in a previous interview. "People are constantly asking for these versions of the songs, because they're grown-up versions. Now, everybody who grew up with these songs gets to relate to them the way I do. There's a wisdom behind [the music].”
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