Koe Wetzel Changes Lyrics Of “Damn Near Normal” During Live Performance To Reflect That He’s Now A Dad

A subtle lyric change that highlights his pride as a father.

Koe Wetzel is living his best life, still chasing the dream of becoming a mega country star while adding father to his resume. Earlier this summer, Koe Wetzel and his longtime girlfriend, Bailey Fisher, welcomed their first child into the world.

Woods Madison Wetzel made her debut on May 23rd, leading Koe to have to miss the opening weekend of Hardy’s Jim Bob World Tour to be present for his daughter’s birth.

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After the birth of Woods, mom and baby were soaking up time in their baby bubble, but Papa Koe had to head back out on the road to support his new family of three.

The Texas rocker has settled into this role as a father quite well, embracing the part of fatherhood where you figure out a way to talk about your kids at every moment. His moments include being in front of massive crowds of screaming fans. Shortly after Woods’ arrival into the world, Koe was on stage, about to play “Good Times,” and used an extended introduction to discuss the song’s meaning of slowing down and changing old habits, weaving in the fact that he’s a dad now.

“I’m older and wiser, I’m not drinking as much. I had a baby girl last week! She’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever put my eyes on, and she’s an absolute blessing. I get just about as much sleep now as I was when I was getting f****** up all the time, so it balances itself out a little bit.”

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