John Mayer

This is the whole song of Daughters.

That's the song.

It's like pressing play on, except for the shaker.

was that I'm not really talking too far.

I'm not a 24-year-old guy going like, hey, older men.

It's about the frustration of wanting to have a relationship with someone who can't because of upbringing.

So if you've ever met someone, you're like, oh, I can't fix this particular part of your operating system.

And then you're so desperate because you wish you could have that person that it really is a leap of logic to say,

You're so upset that you're going like, stop.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, I wanted this girl so badly to be to be able to receive my love.

Whose ass do I have to kick?

And I think it got read.

That's what happens when you work metaphorically is people misunderstand it a lot.

And so I think people thought that I was just like, well, I'm 24.

Let me tell dads how to raise their daughters.

But it's like a big like first dance wedding song.

And I think it works both ways.

And as I get older, it works a little easier as both ways.

I just didn't think it didn't make sense to some people at a 24 year old.