Charlie Puth

But, you know, I'll see you again.

Most of my song titles, I would say, are conversational.

Yeah, because I want people to listen to them.

I want them to feel like they've heard them before.

If I disguise the music, I'll put it to you this way.

I feel more comfortable telling people what the song is about if there's a musical distraction behind it.

You know what I always have trouble with?

I always have trouble with the genius things where they make you sing the lyrics without any music behind it because you really hear what the song is about.

But if I put a little vibrato

I got the Steve Winwood drums.

It's kind of like 1992 sounding.

There's stuff going on that allows me, it's like my smoke and mirrors to get the message forward.

I would much rather the audience interpret it because we've mentioned it a hundred times, but See You Again started as an in memoriam song, but as it marinated in culture and time for such a long time, the meaning changes every day because of people.

So I want to talk to people about what they feel the song means to them.

That's more interesting to me.

I know what it means to me.

I don't have to be like, this is what the song is about and that's it.

Oh, it's out of control.

Yeah.

Oh, really?