Miranda Lambert says she and Ella Langley clashed while making hit record

Making a hit record wasn't all harmony for Miranda Lambert and Ella Langley.The country superstar revealed that she and the "Choosin' Texas" singer butted heads while working together — and Lambert said the disagreements were actually a sign they were on the right track."If we don't fight by the end of this, we probably didn't do it right," Lambert recalled telling Langley during an appearance on The New York Times' "Popcast."MIRANDA LAMBERT DELIVERS STRAIGHT-SHOOTING ADVICE TO RISING COUNTRY STAR IN SURPRISE BATHROOM ENCOUNTERLangley and Lambert worked together as co-writers on the song, "Choosin' Texas." Lambert also produced Langley's album "Dandelion." (John Shearer/Getty Images for ACM)The candid admission came while Lambert discussed the emotional process of creating a record with the rising country star."There was hard parts of it.Creating a record is not — I mean, it's a long journey, you know what I mean? And it's a lot of emotions," Lambert said.ELLA LANGLEY ADDRESSES CRITICISM IN EMOTIONAL CONCERT SPEECH AS 'CHOOSIN' TEXAS' DOMINATES CHARTS"We did a lot," she admitted when asked if she and Langley were "butting heads" during the process.

"And I think that's important because we needed to."Miranda Lambert and Ella Langley pose in the winner's walk during the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards.(Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for ACM)Lambert, who has built a career on songs about heartbreak, independence and life in the country, said she welcomed disagreements as long as they were constructive.When asked if she enjoys a good argument, the country star didn't hesitate.LIKE WHAT YOU'RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"Yeah, I'm scrappy … I wanted it to be right, you know what I mean?" she said.Miranda Lambert said she and Ella Langley weren't afraid to disagree while working together on the record featuring "Choosin' Texas." (Mary Kouw/CBS via Getty Images)The country star was also asked if she ever let Langley win one of their disagreements...