I Make The Songs And Part Of

All You Do Is You Go Back To The Maida Vale Studios At Bbc In London, And It Feels Like You're In A Spaceship. It Feels Like You're In 2001 Or Something Like That. It's Massive And Well Constructed And Highly Technologically Advanced And Occupied By These Wise Scientists, Engineers, And Producers. Listening To It, It Just Doesn't Sound Like Me - That's A Younger Self That Didn't Know Who He Was Or What He Was Doing. I Can't Identify With A Nebulous Cloud.

With Women, You Always Have To Make An Educated Decision To Figure Out What They're Thinking. It's Not One That's Necessarily Sympathetic, Always. Of Course, We're All Human Beings, But The Gender Thing Is Big Thing. And A Great Thing.

You Make The World - With Enough Strength And Enough Luck You Make The World That You Live In. If You Accept That There's Participation To Be Done And An Existence To Be Had - I Tend To Think There Is Only One Way I Want To Go Through This Existence And That's With My Eyes Open And My Chest Out.

My Dream Many Years Ago Would've Been To Continue To Write And Record Songs In Record/album Form For Years To Come, But Now Records Aren't What They Were Then - And So It Doesn't Actually Feel Very Good To Make A Record Of Songs.

To Me, Recordings Are Little Fourth-dimension Artifacts, Because They Already Are Representatives Of Past, Present, And Future, Just Inherently In Their Existence.