Every Single Lyric I've Ever Written I

I Always Knew The Sixties Wasn't A Revolution. It Really Was Just A Bunch Of University Students With Wealthy Parents Having Fun.

My Entire Life, Socially, Was All Around The Maggie Era. That Was The Great Challenge As A Sex Pistol Was How To Deal With Margaret Thatcher. I Think We Did Rather Good.

I'm Not Great At Dealing With Death, I Have To Say. I Find Death Very Hard: My Mum, My Dad, Sid Vicious. I'm Not A Monster; I Feel It And It Scares Me. One Death At A Time, Please, Is All My Heart Will Bear.

All The Things That You Would Have Thought Would Have Made Me A Professional A1 Criminal... Wrong. I Decided That Was Too Lazy And Easy, And Because Of The Way British Society Is, Quite Frankly You Were Denied An Education, So I Got One Of My Own.

I'm Aware Of My Songs. I'm Aware Of Them Because They're About True Emotions, True Feelings, Things That Matter.