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VH1: How long did it take to make Let Go?
Lavigne: About a year. I worked with a whole bunch of different songwriters and producers and wrote a ton of songs. It was a time of finding myself musically, discovering people I could connect with and what sound I wanted to go with. It was a struggle in the beginning, but all the hard work paid off. I’m happy with how the record turned out.
VH1: Where do you find your inspiration for your songs? Do you keep a journal?
Lavigne: No. I write them on the spot. I sit down with a guitar player and if there’s a situation I feel strongly about, or a guy that I’ve been thinking about or if I’m pissed off with a guy, it comes out.
VH1: Was there anybody who inspired you to become the kind of songwriter you are?
Lavigne: I picked music up on my own. I didn’t really listen to other people’s CDs until I was finishing grade school. I started singing in church, so I got my inspiration from the music there. It wasn’t like I heard a band and thought, “Oh, I’m going to do this.” I just love music. As I got older I started listening to Faith Hill and the Dixie Chicks. Now I listen to a lot of rock and punk. My dad had a guitar around the house. When I was 12 I picked it up and slowly taught myself how to play. I was always singing, so I started writing lines here and there and that led to writing songs. |
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