Paul McCartney

No, I don't think so.

I think you're lucky if you can write songs.

You're lucky if they develop and your style develops.

So I can do things within that song you're talking about by my mom and dad, Salesman Saint.

In it, we have the sound of an old 40s band.

So I can do things like that.

which is, it's not my style going back.

It's just that this is what they would have listened to.

There's a line in the song sort of says, the only entertainment was a piano and radio, hot tea and cigarettes.

You know, that's what I remember.

My dad was the family pianist at Singalongs and they both smoked ciggies and drank a lot of tea.

So that's, you know, that's what I would just pick up on.

Yeah, yes, it is.

Only difference is I sort of know who that person was.

Because there's a sort of line to what we did.

We first came in this studio, Abbey Road Studio, as sort of just barely out of our teenage years.

And we were writing songs then directly to the fans.

So love me do, please, please, please me, please.

From me to you, she loves you.

It's all about me or you directly to the people who are listening.