Danny O'Donoghue

Do you know what I mean?

My father, I find it,

I found it easier to talk because it was 20 years ago.

But Mark, it's still an ongoing thing.

It just was his third year anniversary.

But I'm still on that path.

Which kind of ties into exactly what this podcast is.

When I wanted to come on, I'm a huge fan of it.

I love the fact that people find it when they're in that raw...

I'm only off it a week or two weeks or two months or three months or something.

But to know that there's other people out there who you might have seen for years, you might have idolized, and they're going through exactly the same thing as you are.

They're trying their ass off to get through a really momentous occasion in their life.

Mark's one was probably the heaviest I've had because when my dad died, I had Mark.

But now Mark passed away.

I didn't have anybody.

So I was like, well, who am I showing any of these songs to anymore?

What's the point?

I love the fact that the fans love the music.

I love making music.

But there was always someone I was showing it to at the end of the day.