Bill Nighy

I like to sing under my breath just as you're walking around.

The ones that, you know, they change.

There are certain ones that have persisted.

There's a Pete Townshend song called The Kids Are Alright, which goes, I don't mind other guys dancing with my girl.

That's fine because I know them all pretty well.

But I know sometimes I must get out of the light, better leave her behind where the kids are all right.

And I know the second verse as well, but I won't put you through it.

The other song that I have committed to memory and I think is a perfect song, and I may have spoken about this before, and I think it certainly must be on one of the playlists,

on ill-advised, is a Randy Newman song called Guilty.

I urge you to take a listen.

Beautiful chords and a completely successful lyric.

Other ones are You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go by Bob Dylan.

I've seen love go by my door.

It's never been this close before.

Never been so easy or so slow.

I've been shooting in the dark too long.

When something isn't right, it's wrong.

You're gonna make me lonesome when you go.

That's just, there are four other verses and they're all pretty good.

So I don't resist them.