John Fogerty

Yeah.

Here's a real truism.

When you're making something, and we talked about this, and it's resonating with you, it just seems like in your wheelhouse, it's you.

That's probably going to be really good.

It's comfortable.

Sounds like you.

You relate.

It's great.

If you ever get yourself as a songwriter, singer, whatever, well, so-and-so is going to really like that I did this, and you're off on some weird thing trying to be,

a change or different or something that's not going to work absolutely not going to work because you you think somebody else sees it a certain way and you're doing it for them and god knows whatever that is but it isn't you at all you you probably are just out of your element off the rails you might say

Oh, I've done it myself.

Yeah?

Oh, yeah, especially being preachy and that kind of thing.

You know, there's some songs that – oh, God.

John.

Shut up, John.

I think some of it – I don't know all the answers.

Who does?

But –

You're in a mood where you're, or a mode, you want to get some material together.