Donna Ashworth
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Podcast Appearances
But I sort of compared myself at the time to Natalie and Bruglia and All Saints.
You know, it's when I was trying to pick myself up.
But really what it was for me was the lyrics.
I really enjoyed that ability to put into words lyrics.
In fact, I remember when people used to listen to my tapes as they were then or CDs, I used to stop it and make them listen to a line again because I think you're not listening.
I mean, how annoying is that?
You have to listen to that line.
It's a really good line.
I don't care about the words.
I'm just, you know, seeing is it a good tune?
So for me, it was always the lyrics.
So I've always had that.
I've always loved that.
They're big questions.
I mean, I'm Scottish, so I'm biased.
But he knows how to make a song that is, you know, can be universally relatable, which is really important to me, is that I'm not trying to do anything clever with my words.