Naomi McPherson

Yeah.

I think we had already had an argument about like the dancing on the wall bridge.

I was like, you guys are like just trying to make everything perfect.

weird you know what I mean but they were completely right that like it needed the six to like give it a little bit of a emotional feeling of like six is sad the six is the A minor and C yeah and just like that feeling of like I love us you know that's what it makes me feel when we're doing it live gender confirmation care house show studio roommate drama and control pick me up joyride album on the hard drive 360

It makes it less sort of like, not that it's not kitsch, but... It is.

It makes it have a feeling.

It imbues it, yeah, with more emotionality, especially as we get into the parts that are more like, I guess, political gender confirmation care.

I mean, ridiculous that it's even a political notion.

And then the nostalgic as it sort of resolves back into the chorus.

Yeah.

Which is very unlike us to have a song that is so in and around the one.

We don't like the one.

The one is too rounded.

We really don't like it.

We like to dip into the one and then leave it.

But Eastside Girls is very insistent on the F. Yeah.

Yeah.

Not trying to obscure the fact that it is basic.

The whole world.

Yeah, I mean, when we started, we... I think there were, like, aspirations of having, like, a Riot Grrrl punk band and, like, being in the canon of Riot Grrrl.