Bree Player

But you would with him.

Is that strange, or is that just now par for the course?

And that's kind of because you just feel like it's stripped away from the start.

You just leave that at the door and go in.

You know what you're there for.

You are very honest in your songwriting.

Does that come easy for you to share when it comes to actually sharing it publicly?

Or do you have this moment before releasing a song or an album where you think, have I said too much?

Because I read that you said you loved what Lucy Dekker said in Night Shift about wanting a song in five years that she's written to feel like a cover when she sings it.

I don't know.

I've spent my weekend in the world of Maisie Peters, so I've dug through...

So cool.

There's nothing that you haven't, that you've said that I haven't read.

Do you feel like that now when you sing?

I know The Good Witch is not five years old yet, but do you feel like...

you are singing almost covers of a life that is no longer your life.

Oh, there's a lyric actually from The Good Witch that I love and I'm going to read out to you now because I want to explore it with you, which is...

To me it feels like the thesis of The Good Witch.

Okay, love.

You can correct me on that, but it is about that line when you say, nobody actually happy and healthy has ever felt so desperate to prove it.