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All of it makes me sad, all of it. johnny, personal strain the last few years, fighting this through? yeah, an extraordinary strain. and i think it seems to be the case across the board and on all sides. this is really not a fun process and it's not why we got into this. it's not why we got into making music. so while there's relief, there's also going to need time to integrate what went on. you've got some sympathy for sami chokri in this too, that you've all been through this together. is that right? yeah, i think lawsuits are not fun for anyone involved and, yeah, i think across all sides, ...

You're working across the industry. what do you think was at stake for you as a writer in bringing this case? well, one of the most important parts of the songwriting process for us is that there's a sacred space, one we can trust. and we need to be able to lean into that space and make music freely and honourably. but to do it in a way where we can express ourselves from the heart without having to constantly check to match a system. and that doesn't mean that we aren't as diligent as we can be about making sure that if we reference or copy something, then it's cleared entirely. that's a real...

Yeah, sometimes you say something and then, you know, time machine and all. # i'm in love with your body...#. but the making of that song, tell me if i'm wrong, but it was like an hour and a half, is that right? it was a relatively short period of one day. yeah. and i think a lot of a lot of what the case boiled down to with this is not people not believing that i could write a song in an hour and a half. but what i wanted to say is, like, i work every day at my craft, every day to be able to do a song in an hour and a half, and we write multiple songs. we actually bookended the case with two ...