In A Song You Can Kind Of

I Love The Beatles. I Haven't Named Any Kids After Them But I Still Really Love Them. They Were The First Group That I Was Ever Properly Aware Of. In My Early Teens I Would Sometimes Stay In And Listen To The Radio All Day In The Hope That I Would Catch A Song By Them That I'd Never Heard Before And Be Able To Tape It On My Radio-cassette Player.

I Don't Think People Should Abuse The Fact That They Are In Showbiz. You Still Have To Be Human. I Think That's The Point. Showbiz Is About Showing Human Things - Just Amplified, That's All. And When It Gets Too Much Into, "hey, We're Part Of The Showbiz Club And We Can Do What We Want," It Turns Me Off And I Hate It.

In A Song You Can Kind Of Stage-manage Everything So That It Puts You In A Good Light. And Once A Song Is Recorded, It Always Performs Well.

Part Of Why I Started A Band Was Due To Feelings Of Shyness And Social Ineptitude. I Saw It As Some Way Of Being Able To Interact With People From A Safe Distance. It's Always Been About Trying To Get To Know People. Albeit, It's A Bit Of A Contradiction Because You Can't Really Get To Know People When They're 10 Feet Away And There's A Big Mass Of Them.

Hollywood Is Called Hollywood, But Holly Doesn't Grow There. Right From The Start It's Based On A Lie. But It's A Very Seductive Lie, And We're Still Entranced By It.