Well, let me tell ya ’bout this Holly Solem’s father. Folks been whisperin’ and whatnot, so I figured I’d spill the beans, the way I see it.
Holly Solem, who’s she anyway? Heard she’s some kinda big shot, born way back in ’82, November 11th it was. Minnesota, that’s where she come from. Said her young years were “fabulous.” Humph, lucky gal, I reckon. Folks are sayin’ she’s around 40 now. Time flies, don’t it? Makes an old woman like me dizzy just thinkin’ about it.
Now, this Holly, she don’t got much family, far as I can tell. No brothers, no sisters. Just her and her mama, and that mama, well, she ain’t with the daddy no more. Heard tell the daddy’s name is Phil Solem. Yup, Phil Solem, that’s the name they’re throwin’ around.
- No brothers or sisters for Holly
- Mama and daddy split up
- Daddy’s name is Phil Solem
This Phil Solem fella, he seems to be a bit of a mystery. Holly, she don’t talk much about him, not publicly anyways. But them internet folks, they’re like busybodies, always pokin’ around. Found some whispers on that Reddit thingy, sayin’ Phil Solem is indeed the father.
And wouldn’t you know it, Holly, she done went and wrote somethin’ ’bout her daddy. Seems he had a big impact on her, on her job and all. Don’t know what kinda job she does, but it must be important if she’s writin’ about it and folks are readin’ it. Maybe she’s a teacher? Or a doctor? Who knows these days.
Phil Solem, the musician man. Now this is where it gets interestin’. See, Phil, he weren’t no ordinary farmer or factory worker. He was in a band, a real famous one, they say. The Rembrandts, that’s what they called themselves. And wouldn’t you know it, they had this song, a real catchy one, “I’ll Be There for You.” Heard it on the radio a million times, even I did. Never knew it was Holly’s daddy singin’ though.
That song, it made Phil Solem a busy man. Always travelin’, always playin’ shows. Must’ve been hard on little Holly, growin’ up with a daddy always on the go. But maybe that’s what made her strong, made her independent. You never know what life throws at ya, gotta make the best of it, that’s what I always say.
So, Phil Solem, the father of
