…along the way, the brothers’ healthy competition morphed, turned bitter and self-absorbed, and nearly destroyed their musical relationship – and their bond as brothers.<\/p>\n
After releasing four studio albums and reaching enviable success, the Rinehart brothers, those scribes of lyrics about faith and love and purpose, barely spoke to one another.<\/p>\n
Yet, a song lingering in their tomorrows, one called “Wasteland,” later would tell the struggle of grown men finding their ways as husbands, musicians – and brothers.<\/p>\n
I’m the first one in line to die<\/p>\n
When the cavalry comes<\/p>\n
Yeah it feels like the great divide<\/p>\n
Has already come<\/p>\n
Yeah I’m wasting my way through days<\/p>\n
losing youth along the way.Read it all<\/a> and you may find more on their website here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" …along the way, the brothers’ healthy competition morphed, turned bitter and self-absorbed, and nearly destroyed their musical relationship – and their bond as brothers. After releasing four studio albums and reaching enviable success, the Rinehart brothers, those scribes of lyrics…<\/span><\/p>\n