The Best Part (Interlude)

"The Best Part (Interlude)" is a short introduction which starts Meghan Trainor's album Title.

Background
"The Best Part", which declares Trainor's delight in being a songwriter and shares similarities with Pat Ballard's "Mr. Sandman" (1954). A bubblegum-pop doo-wop song.

Trivia
In her Spotify Track by Track Commentary she stated that;


 * This song is only vocals because she loves acapellas.
 * She recorded it in Kevin Kadish 's House.
 * She wrote it in her car on the way home from the studio.
 * The sounds of the song actually came from a "''catchy little melody""

Lyrics
"I got a heart full of rhythm,

that beats with no pain,

I got a head full of melodies

stuck in my brain.



But the best part of being a singer at all

Is singing to the world my songs

I said singing to the world, my songs"