I Don't Like To Think 10 Years

I Live In Santa Barbara. My Wife's American, And She Lived In England For 11 Years And Then Told Me She'd Had Enough.

Once I'd Chosen The Songs, It Seemed Like It Would Just Be A Question Then Of Recording Them. But It's A Case Of Trying To Re-invent The Songs; Taking Them In Different Directions.

When You First Sit Down To Write The First Song, Until You've Maybe Got Three Or Four Under Your Belt, It's Always, To Me, Like A Mountain To Climb. You Look At That One Blank Piece Of Paper And You Think, `god, How Many Songs Do I Have To Write Here?' It Always Feels Like Pressure.

If You Repeat Yourself, Then I Think You're In Danger Of Losing That Fan Base, Because If You're Not Interesting Yourselves, You're Not Interesting Your Audience.

I Sit Down And Create Atmospheres, Start Playing Guitar Or Piano And Just Sing Whatever Comes Out Of My Mouth.