There's Nothing Like The Eureka Moment Of

And What's The Point Of Changing When I'm Happy As I Am?

Criticism Didn't Really Stop Us And It Shouldn't Ever Stop Anyone, Because Critics Are Only The People Who Can't Get A Record Deal Themselves.

Sometimes When You Write A Thing You Think, 'oh, This Is Good', And It's Not A Modesty Or An Immodesty Thing, You Just... It's Just The Same With Anything; When You Write A Piece You Just Figure, 'oh Yeah, I'm On A Roll Here. This Is Good; I'm Getting The Hang Of This'. Some Pieces Are Better Than Others.

You See, My Mother Was A District Nurse Until She Died When I Was 14, And We Used To Move From Time To Time Because Of Her Work.

We Were A Savage Little Lot, Liverpool Kids, Not Pacifist Or Vegetarian Or Anything. But I Feel I've Gone Beyond That, And That It Was Immature To Be So Prejudiced And Believe In All The Stereotypes.