“It’s something in some way I at least think about every day.
There’s some tinge of it, to some extent, every day.
“It’s tedious to pull yourself out of it.
Luke Combs performing.Credit:Jason Kempin/Getty
You have to know what to do.
Especially anyone with OCD, really, but the variant that I have is particularly wicked.
There’s no outward manifestation of it,” Combs continued.
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“The flicking of the light switch is all going on in [my mind] for me.”
“When it hits, it can be all-consuming.
This is no exaggeration,” he recalled.
It’s not fun.”
“When it happens now, I’m not as afraid of it.
I’m not like, ‘What if I’m like this forever?'”
“I know I’m not going to be like this forever, now.”
He’d go on to release a string of successful albums and a pair of No.
To date, Combs has also amassed eight Grammy nominations to his name.
Watch Combs discuss his OCD in the video above.
