Welcome to improv for Humans with Math Besser. That's me, humans. John Kimberly, Eugene

Gordaro, Sean Dixon back in the saddle. But humans were so lucky to have a very cool

special guest, musical guest, the staves, Emily, Jessica, Camilla, Stavily Taylor, right?

Uh-huh, correct. Stavily Taylor, shortened to the staves, three sisters, beautiful singers,

and let's just launch right into this. What's our first song we get?

Okay, cool. And we're going to do some cool wisely and slow. Great.

Okay.

Brother, you will never know all the things I did for you many years ago.

Singing, singing, songs of pain, time may spin and years may pause, the song is still the same.

Tender woman, modern man, sits in silence sorrow with a bottle in her hand.

Tell me, all you need to tell, why is it you whisper when you really need to yell?

Triples into, go wisely and slow.

Wow, that's really great. That was great. So what was the inspiration? Now, when you guys write a song,

three sisters, now, does one person come with the idea? You all right, I'm sure you get this question all the time,

but I am curious. What's the songwriting process?

I would say it's different on every song. Sure. Is the answer.

Okay, well, on this one, who's how did it come about? What was the inspiration?

I think I began that one that we just played. Yeah, I just had to be opening line to the song,

which is brother you will never know, and I think it was because I didn't want to write sister.

People are going to read into that. We don't have a secret brother that we...

We have a really complicated relationship. Yeah, so I guess it was kind of brother,

however you want to interpret brother, like an actual brother or kind of...

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