On Tuesday, Nashville's Jelly Roll sat down as a guest on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" where he chatted with guest host Martin Short and fellow guest Jane Lynch. The country singer discussed writing songs ...

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Jelly Roll chose to make his time spent behind bars useful by putting pen to paper and working on his craft – making music. The 39-year-old musician admitted he spent a lot of time writing songs ...

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Jelly Roll sat down on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and chatted with guest host Martin Short about writing songs in prison and debuted a new single.

From there, Jelly Roll shared when he first began writing songs. "I was always writing songs as a kid to kind of connect to my mother 'cause she loved music," he said.