Générateur de Voix IA Julian Lennon par Fish Audio

Well you know, someone asked me about our old songs the other day, and I said, well, we used to write them anywhere really - on buses, in hotel rooms, oh and speaking of hotels, thanks for all the lovely cards you've been sending, really brilliant stuff.

You know, when we were writing songs back then, it was just sort of natural, really. We'd sit down with our guitars and, well, the melodies would just come. People always ask about the process, but sometimes you can't really explain it, can you?

I've come to appreciate how different cultures celebrate their holidays, how they gather as families, share meals together, and pass down their traditions. It's beautiful to see how respect and family values shape these celebrations, how everyone plays their part.

You know, it's all about how they keep feeding us these images, these ideas about what we're supposed to be, you know. I think it's all a big show, really. The media, the system, they're all playing us like instruments, but we're supposed to be the musicians, aren't we?

All right, just so you guys know, this video was an absolute nightmare to record. I spent probably thirty hours just on this one section, thirty hours of non-stop attempts. You have to put that into perspective before you see how easily I finish it now.

I mean, what's really beautiful about performing is that sort of connection you get with the audience, you know? And I think that's incredibly special because we're all sort of sharing this moment together, and it's very genuine and real and just... beautiful.

Look, when you're doing a show, unless it's really good content and it fits naturally, you don't want to force it, that's fine, but what people come for is entertainment, just like if you're at a restaurant, you don't want a lecture between courses.

You know, when we first started writing songs together, it was sort of just natural, really. John would come up with something, I'd come up with something, and we'd sort of put it all together. That's how it worked, really amazing when I think about it.