It Was Instilled In Me That The

All The Time I Was Playing The Flute, The Lines, The Solos, The Riffs, The Construction, Were Based On My Guitar Skills. I Did Not Play The Flute To Exploit Its Natural Faculties, But I Used It As A Surrogate Guitar.

Another Tea-time, Another Day Older.

When I Was A Young Boy, I Preferred Cats To Dogs. From The Age Of Seven Or Eight Onwards I Just Felt More Comfortable With Cats. And I Felt More Comfortable With Girls, I Didn't Really Like Hanging Out With Guys. When I Was About Ten Or Eleven, I Was Friendlier With The Girls In My School Than With The Guys.

It's Only The Giving That Makes You What You Are.

In Writing Lyrics - Well, For Me, Anyway - It's About Getting Into Character, You Know? 'who Is Writing This?' In The Case Of The Original 'thick As A Brick,' Supposedly A Precocious, Very Young Child Who's Fantasizing About His Future And The Context Of All The Confusing Elements To Which School Boys Are Subjected At That Time.