David Spade

okay here's a lyric that you wrote i'm just starting with this stuff because i love specific well you know t-bone wrote most of this record well i think the long long road didn't you long long road i wrote okay this is a quote yeah with bruce yeah this is a quote from or one of the i guess the chorus i don't know you guys have courses and stuff so anyway don't be attached to your thoughts let them come in let them go there was a night i was on my own i was feeling pretty low

when things have changed since you came back oh yeah things have changed now things have changed you came back to me without your love i'm drowning in the deep blue sea yeah which is interesting you didn't go to a dark sea no i went to a deep blue sea uh anyway you know i love oceans but uh you know it was it

Right.

And you said you're playing is kind of more emotional or more in the moment or on the last album and this one, I assume.

David, it's your life.

That's from my book.

Right, but it's very, very emotional.

But yeah, it works great.

The album is beautiful.

One thing that's run through my mind lately, you know, of course, my Beatles, the Beatles, your Beatles.

Yeah, yeah.

Like, wow, is what's going on by Marvin Gaye kind of a work of genius?

It's one of the greatest songs ever made.

Yeah, well, for you.

Well, and he sold three million.

He would cry.

Yeah.

And you still have this great voice and it's very distinct and bluesy.

So it's all right there.

And I love the mix right in the drums.