Musician Lee MacDougall talks about Rob...

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British musician Lee Macdougall recently did an interview in which he talked quite a bit about Rob.
Check out what he had to say about Rob (beginning around 5:23)

Transcription by Pattinson Online.

Alessia: and then we have a question to ask to you. Are you a friend of Robert Pattinson, okay? Right.

Lee: [nods]

Alessia: Okay. And so I’ve tried to meet you and Robert at the piano when you wrote the song “How to Be” when Robert was in France[?] and I would like to know which — were — your thought about your future and career.

Lee: My thoughts about that?

Alessia: Yes.

Lee: What, you mean back then?

Alessia: Yes.

Lee: About my future?

Alessia: Yes

Lee: Well, it was kind of strange because we were both — he’d only done Harry Potter.

Alessia: Okay.

Lee: So he was, you know, a little bit famous.

Alessia: Very little bit.

Lee: Yeah. I’m surprised actually. The thing is about Rob, and me, and everyone else, is we just really enjoy music. Being creative, writing. Everyone always — it wasn’t really about being famous for them. It was just enjoying what you were doing.

Alessia: Enjoying the moment.

Lee: Yeah. And nobody sat around thinking that they were all famous or anything like that, it was just we really enjoyed doing it. Robert really enjoyed acting and singing. And I really enjoyed singing.

Alessia: In that moment you were only two friends writing a song together. Right?

Lee: We didn’t write it together. He told me about it.

Alessia: Okay.

Lee: And his dad told me about it, as well, and yeah — he was just really cool. You know, just really creative. I just felt inspired by him and what he was doing. I just wanted to give him something — be involved. But nobody ever thought about fame, ever. It was just about enjoying music, art. It was not a thing about fame.

Alessia: Okay.

Lee: I don’t think anybody’s really that interested in fame. It’s just about enjoying.

Alessia: Enjoying the moment, the music. Okay.

Lee: You write a nice poem, you don’t write it to show the world, you write it [unintelligible, holds hands over chest] …but it’s nice now that so many people are hearing it.

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