The Meeting

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[Verse 1]
[G]It was interesting
because there aren't many people
I would be scared of
or intimidated by.
Most people I would meet
and not think anything [F#m]about them at all.
[G]People who are famous
don't mean anything to me.
They're just normal people.
I've met so many that are jerks,
so many that are just normal
people
or uninteresting people
that it doesn't impress me, but the only person
that I would be in awe of
would be Paul McCartney,
just from my youth days
where, you [F#m]know, in the 60s,
[G]where they were just up there,
they were unapproachable.
He was doing a lot of sessions
with a lot of musicians at the time,
gathering [G]material for his album
that's out [F]now,
[G]and he doing a lot of demos,
and it was,
I did a session for somebody else,
[Em]Phil [G]Ramone, who was [F]producing McCartney's [G]album,
and through doing that session
I was invited down
to do [F]a week [G]with McCartney
[Em]at his studio.
Well, he's [G]a great singer.
mean, it's wonderful what he does,
[F]and just [G]to, without sounding soppy,
it was really nice to see somebody
in a studio
and just kind of sing their heart out on every run
through you know probably most singers [F]would say
here's the song [G]it
goes like this
and then they wouldn't sing it again
because they're probably saving
their voice
or something
but [F]he just [G]singing live
is so much into his music
is a great performer
is a great singer