that song really it was originally called oh, my marsha oh, my marsha larry: my marsha? yeah. oh, my marsha how i wish that you were mine larry: so why did you change it? marsha and i broke up. and so the lyricist the lyricist sylvia moore wrote my cherie amour. sorry, marsha. larry: oh, marsha, you re sorry today, aren t you? when you think she s probably saying, well, it was about me anyway so, whatever. larry: when you think the song out, someone has to write
Took my girlfriend. you know. how much trouble could i really get into? but it was great. i remember once we were performing we performed i think at was it madison square. and there was a big crowd obviously coming to the show. and the guy said, listen, nobody can get in but mick jagger. if you re not one of the stones you can t get through here. and so they were saying but it s stevie wonder. i don t care about stevie who but we want mick jagger. if you re with the stones you get through. i said well, i am mick jagger. oh, you are. why didn t you say that? and they let me through. larry: did you like their music? yeah, i did. larry: you did. okay. when you write a song, where does it like my cherie amour. what i beautiful song. where did that come from? that song really it was originally called oh, my marsha oh, my marsha larry: my marsha? yeah. oh, my marsha
If you re not one of the stones you can t get through here. and so they were saying but it s stevie wonder. i don t care about stevie who but we want mick jagger. if you re with the stones you get through. i said well, i am mick jagger. oh, you are. why didn t you say that? and they let me through. larry: did you like their music? yeah, i did. larry: you did. okay. when you write a song, where does it like my cherie amour. what i beautiful song. where did that come from? that song really it was originally called oh, my marsha oh, my marsha larry: my marsha? yeah. oh, my marsha how i wish that you were mine larry: so why did you change it? marsha and i broke up.
oh, you are. why didn t you say that? and they let me through. larry: did you like their music? yeah, i did. larry: you did. okay. when you write a song, where does it like my cherie amour. what i beautiful song. where did that come from? that song really it was originally called oh, my marsha oh, my marsha larry: my marsha? yeah. oh, my marsha how i wish that you were mine larry: so why did you change it? marsha and i broke up. and so the lyricist the lyricist sylvia moore wrote my cherie amour. sorry, marsha. larry: oh, marsha, you re