Carrie Underwood Reveals the Surprising Place She Feels Most Inspired (Exclusive)

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Carrie Underwood finds inspiration in an unlikely place. Country star and guest ET correspondent Jimmie Allen recently chatted with Underwood, and got the singer to reveal where her best ideas for songs are born.«I feel like I think a lot when I'm in the shower — just 'cause what else are you doing when you're, like, washing your hair? — so I feel like I've had ideas spark [there],» Underwood told ET. «I have to stop what I'm doing and grab my phone while it's wet and type something out.»It's not just in the shower where Underwood's big ideas strike, but rather «inspiration can happen anywhere, anytime,» the mom of two said.«I feel like you get ideas everywhere.

I've woken up before and been like, 'Oh my gosh, I need to write that down.' Or I've done the opposite, and I've been like, 'I'll remember that,' then I totally don't remember and I'm sad that I didn't wake up in my bed and write it down,» she said. «I've been inspired seeing things that my kids do or say.»Much of her most recent inspiration was poured into her latest album, Rhinestones, which is due out June 10.«I'm excited, a little bit nervous,» Underwood said of releasing new music. «When you're working on something and you haven’t shown it all to the world yet and then it’s like, 'Oh my gosh, it's time!

I hope they like it.' That’s kind of where I'm at right now, but I’m really excited. I love having new music.»The album release comes the same week as CMA Fest, and Underwood is celebrating by inviting her fans to the at downtown Nashville's Historic Bell Tower from June 10 to June 12.«We have thousands upon thousands of country music fans descending upon Nashville.