Sally Jane

‘Fishing Taught Me Patience’ sounds like a cliche but it is really something you need to read or listen between the lines.

📍 Serpentine, WA· Country

Peaked #15 on the Local Sounds Chart

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About the Artist

‘Fishing Taught Me Patience’ sounds like a cliche but it is really something you need to read or listen between the lines. Life is getting busier by the day and as someone who tours around the country continuously, Sally Jane sees that small town country lifestyle disappearing. The song reflects on how doing a simple task like casting a line can be the reason listeners take a step back and enjoy life. Life can be full of busyness and chaos, FTMP shows the value of slowing down and trusting that good things come to those who are patient. With honest lyrics and emotional storytelling ‘Fishing Taught Me Patience’ is the reminder that listeners need to slow down life, enjoy the little things and, hey, maybe even try to catch a fish.

July 2026

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