:08:02
I mean, it's a classic.
:08:04
Do you mind my asking you,
:08:06
what were you thinking
when you wrote that?
:08:08
What was I thinking about?
:08:11
Man, at that point in my life, Chil,
:08:14
we were neck deep
in Toys in the Attic.
:08:17
I mean, I had this high.
:08:20
This buzz was going on, see?
:08:22
This incredible emotion
like I never felt before.
:08:27
Or maybe it was just the rock 'n' roll.
:08:30
That is interesting.
:08:32
Would you like to know what I think?
:08:35
I don't think it was the rock 'n' roll.
:08:38
I think it was your daughters.
:08:40
My daughters?
:08:41
Mia, Liv.
:08:42
Nah. They were babies back then.
:08:45
That's right.
:08:46
And you were a father for the first time,
feeling things you had never felt before.
:08:51
It's different than music and tours.
:08:53
This was pure.
:08:55
You wanted to be with them,
you wanted to protect them.
:08:57
No. This high you were feeling,
that wasn't rock 'n' roll.
:09:01
It wasn't?
:09:03
It was the love you felt for your girls.
:09:06
That sweet emotion.
:09:14
It was. You're right.
:09:19
I never thought about it like that.
:09:21
You see, Steven, you and me,
we're not that different from each other.
:09:24
That's why you can understand
why we care about this girl Linda Moon.
:09:29
I'll give it some thought.
:09:31
Yes!
:09:36
You know what else...
:09:41
I can't believe Linda's gonna play
with Aerosmith.
:09:43
How about this idea?
:09:44
We get Linda to do a duet with Steven
and use his name to promote her CD.
:09:48
Oh, my God,
that's genius, Chil.
:09:54
You know, there's something
I've been wanting to do for a long time.
:09:57
Yeah? What is that?