Chris Robinson

And that was kind of it.

And he was like, oh, you should come by the office.

And I never took him up on it, like the production office, just because I felt out of my depth.

You know what I mean?

I should have.

But that was one of those things I will always remember.

I think music is a part of that as well, like you said.

There will always be – I don't know.

I think that there's a connection in music.

creation, art, you know, where does the idea come from?

I mean, I think there's people who can manipulate that and make like, I'm going to make a pop song and it's going to sound like this.

And not saying that it's not special, not good.

But then I think there's other things that there's, I'm not using it in a Christian way or whatever, but there's a divine spark of something that happens or whatever it

drops in your lap, imagination-wise.

The muse.

The muse is real.

I think it is real, too.

And the one thing that I do believe about the muse, and I consider the muse a female...

presence, a female dynamic.

And I feel that the muse, at least the muse that I feel is a very jealous thing.