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And the other one is three.

And I've been a different person for each one of them.

You know, I've been a different kind of parent.

Yeah, it's true.

They're all 17 years apart.

And 17 years, if one is willing to feel the pain and suffering of being a human being, you're going to grow.

So I'm grateful for growth and I'm grateful for humility and I'm grateful to be a student.

Very much so.

Yeah.

And I, you know, I've had the great fortune to play with Ornette Coleman on a number of occasions.

And he was very kind to me.

And I've admired him since I was a very young man.

You know, you think like, you know, when we started with Chili Peppers, we were listening to Ornette constantly.

And I still, you know, play whenever I get the chance with his son, Donardo, who's, you know, very welcoming and, you know, to me.

Sure, yeah, because it's actually something I remember quite clearly is waking up one morning and feeling an abundance of sadness and being moved to tears by circumstances in my life.

And at the same time, I was lying there and I was just like crying.

And at the same time, I was lying, you know, in that kind of ethereal state when you wake up kind of in between being asleep and being awake.

And I was to myself, you know,

And I was just singing that to myself.

And it's funny because it's not really a sad-sounding melody.