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She wrote quickly and with a sense of fun and didn't worry it.

She'd think, well, if that song doesn't make it, I got another one on the way because she'd write another one the next day.

She was very prolific.

I don't really know much more about, I only wrote with her a couple times.

Robin could tell you, Robin co-wrote 57 songs with her.

Wow.

Usually a successful, typically a successful co-write with Jill would mean that there was a lot of laughs that afternoon.

Right. And the stuff that she did that was more heartfelt and serious, she tended to do that by herself.

Yeah.

So it's great that she had the two different hats she could wear.

She could go inside of herself and dig for a deeper place

and get a song like Mexican wrestler, which is very poignant and very moving.

Or a song like Underachiever, which is also very poignant and very moving.

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