conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Write me a song called Scars with the following description: This song is unusual, a tribute by a young singer to their parents. Sam has often spoken appreciatively of the support and encouragement given to them by their mother and father, for example in the interview with Zane Lowe for Beats 1 Radio recorded in the lead-up to the launch of ‘The Thrill of it All’.
  ‘Scars’ is a tribute with a difference in that, despite the unravelling and break-up of their parents' marriage and the distress it caused, they value them and their upbringing unconditionally. This story can be traced back several years to a small dedication at the end of a long list of thanks in the notes for In the Lonely Hour, where Sam wrote;
  Mum and Dad … we all have been through so much together … remember what I said to you on that park bench in New York — when you are happy — I am happy.
  So, as well as being a song about dedicated parents who supported their children through a marital break-up, it is also an unconscious tribute to the maturity and understanding of Sam and their sisters. Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Verse 1]
  This is for my mother
  From the older brother of your children, made of three
  Now, you found your lover
  'Cause it wasn't our father who made you laugh and happy
  It's been a long five years
  I've cried a thousand tears, and here we are, after the war
  But we're so much better
  Now, the skies are clearer, now, there's no more slammin' doors
  [Chorus]
  Now, I say
  Dear Mother, how you've come so far
  Your love has fixed all of our broken hearts
  I hope you're proud, Mother, of what you've done
  It's a lifelong lesson and I'm not pretendin' when I say
  You cleared up my scars
  You cleared up my scars
  [Verse 2]
  This is for my father
  From the older brother of your children, made of three
  Yeah, you've been so good to us
  And showed us how to live and taught us to be free
  But when Mother told you
  That she didn't love you, all these bridges hit the sea
  So you built another one
  And helped us cross it, even though you were in need [Chorus]
  Now, I say
  Dear Father, how you've come so far
  Your love has fixed all of our broken hearts
  I hope you're proud, Father, of what you've done
  It's a lifelong lesson and I'm not pretendin' when I say
  You cleared up my scars
  You cleared up my scars
  You cleared up my scars
  Cleared up my scars
  [Outro]
  Dear Mother, how you've come so far
  Your love has fixed all of our broken hearts
  I hope you're proud, Mother, of what you've done
  It's a lifelong lesson and I'm not pretendin' when I say
  You cleared up my scars