Come Up And Be A Kite, On

I Split It Up Into Working On The Two Narrative Pieces That Can Tell A Story. The Scariest Thing Was Whether I'd Be Any Good Performing Live Again. It Was Such A Long Time Since I'd Done Any Live Work. It's So Different For Me Than Recording. Every Night My Audiences Were What I Would Dream Of. You Could Just Feel Their Support.

School Was A Very Cruel Environment And I Was A Loner. But I Learnt To Get Hurt And I Learnt To Cope With It.

Normally I Don't Compromise At All But It Felt Important To Give That Song The Chance To Be Heard.

I Don't Think A Lot Of People Listen To Their Old Stuff, Do They? I Spent A Long Time Making It, So I Don't Really Want To Spend Much Time Listening To It Again.

It Wasn't That We Were Afraid Of The Church Or The Vatican. The Record Company Thought People Might Find The Title Offensive. They Asked Me If I Would Change ["a Deal With God"].