Mark Ronson

I mean, I've so valued my time spent alone with him because he was out of the house and on tour a lot and I was so close to him, but also feeling like my opinion meant anything was also really kind of, yeah, it just meant the world to me.

I don't remember specific songs, but I think it was the first time that he brought a mix home and played it for me.

And then he played me a mix of the same song, you know, a week later.

And I said, I kind of like the other one.

I was, you

kind of like the other one, because the bass was a bit louder.

And he was just like, what?

And then he checked with the engineer, like, was the bass louder?

And I think after that, he realized I had these sort of like...

bizarre like recall for these things I think he started to value my opinion but no it is crazy to think that I was listening to as he was like I want to know what love is in these songs that would become classics like I can't tell you how much of my you know opinion actually went into the final product but it was it was so it was so important to me I really can't get over that he wrote I want to know what love is about your mother

I know.

And no, that's insane.

And then also the song that he wrote, Waiting for a Girl Like You, before he tried to convince my mom that he wrote it for her too.

And she was like, not having it.

She's like, but you wrote that four years before you met me.

But he was like, but I was waiting for a girl like you.

I think he was just trying to be romantic or something.

But yeah, she wasn't having it.

like you said, you know, I'd spent my whole teens wanting to play music.

I had this band that I'd put like my entire sort of like, I had no social life at school.