I Spent A Lot Of My Childhood

I Get Up, Go Shopping, Clean The Flat, Cook My Boyfriend's Dinner. It's Great Selling Records, But It Doesn't Mean You Have To Turn Into A Freak.

It's Great To Go On Your Own And Discover New Things Just For Yourself, To Meet New People And All That. If You're All On Your Own, Then There Is Nobody There To Guide You And You Have To Make All The Decisions For Yourself. It's Quite Liberating In A Way.

I Love Feeding Off The Audience, And To Me, What's The Point If You're Not Going To Think Of The Fans. Anyone Can Play Music In Their House, But You Put It Out Because You Want Interact With Your Fans. And, As An Artist, You Get So Much From Your Fans.

I Spent A Lot Of My Childhood In My Own Head, Making Up Stories. I Didn't Have A Lot Of Outside Influences, So I Was Able To Make My Own Decisions About What I Wanted To Do.

You Never Forget Where You Were When You Write A Song; It's A Very Proper Memory, So I Knew Exactly Where I Was And What I Was Doing For Each Track. It Was Like Going Into A Time Machine.