I Like To Let The Songs Speak

In Scotland, Beautiful As It Is, It Was Always Raining. Even When It Wasn't Raining, It Was About To Rain, Or Had Just Rained. It's A Very Angry Sky.

The Thing With Playing Live Is, Most Of The Audience Is In Their 20s And 30s. If You're Older Than That, You Don't Tend To Go Out To Shows Anymore. So It's Good If You Can Attract A Younger Audience Because They've Got The Energy To Get Up Off The Sofa And Go Out.

As You Get Older You Don't Want To Just Do The Same Thing, Otherwise There's Not Much Point. I Think It's More Or Less Trying To Write Things That, Perhaps, Say More By Doing Less, Or You're Always Trying To Refine Things, Make Things A Little Simpler, A Little More Essential.

The Men At Work Thing Is Always There, It's Always Going To Be There. It's Not Something I Consciously Think That Much About Anymore. The Thing That Stays With You Is The Songs, Which Is A Good Thing For Me, Because The Songs Are The Things That Stand The Test Of Time.

There's A Fine Line Between Character Building And Soul Destroying.