There but for Fortune

He loved Joan Baez and Judy Collins and Peter, Paul and Mary.

So there's a song that has always been near and dear to my heart called There But For Fortune.

It's originally by a man named Philip Ox, but the version that I know best is by Joan Baez.

And the idea is that it's only by fortune.

But it also has the ability to offer people, through identification and empathy, a view into their own lives and the possibility of feeling not alone and understood and related to.

Joan Baez now, there but for fortune.

Why would you like us to hear this one, Simon?

Well, look, this is the only song in my list that is not, like, of show business.

I was beautifully brought up.

I've had great friends and I feel like very wonderful relationship my whole life and so I feel like that this speaks to life and art just in terms of one's duty to imagine what it might be like not to be as fortunate as oneself

With so many reasons why There but for fortune Though you or I

Simon, nothing is ever perfect.