Well no but that’s different. You’re not going to make anyone’s ears bleed by scribbling a little messily. I listen to some classical, yes. Classical and music from the 1920′s through to about the 60′s. I can’t stand most of the junk our generation has put out, though, save for a few catchy songs. One of yours actually made that list. I’d love to learn how to play any type of classical song, quite honestly. Gustav Holst is my favourite, though his songs are ridiculously complex. You also can’t ever go wrong with Chopin or even Beethoven. That sounds like a decent plan. You may as well take advantage of not having any distractions and write more songs. I would say that certainly counts, yes. Well - yes, I suppose. I’m not so much cheerleading for him as I am for you. That and if he is a swine about it, then I’m going to be forced to break his arm and I really don’t want to get suspended again. Give it a go, mate. Otherwise you’ll be stuck in limbo, stressing about something forever that you have the power to take control of. I’m going to veto that right as I’d much prefer to have a structured, well planned out agenda. We’re - what? I beg your pardon.
I feel like english ... well, most teachers would disagree. And anyone who has to read things doctors write. Then again that’s making their eyes bleed not their ears, but still, same concept. How do you feel about jazz? One?! I’m not sure if I should be insulted or flattered. Alright, I can work with those. Mmmm, no. No more suspensions for you. I like having you around too much. It’ll be okay. Well, tough on you. I don’t do structure. And this is exactly why. We’re going to write a song, instead. Shopping can wait. You talked about the third wave of feminism changing things so - let’s change things. Few things can get something talked about as globally as a catchy song, so let’s go.















