continued from page 29 cc what was the process like for you? pm it was just a couple of friends sitting and “lost my little girl," that turned into a kind of thing that i had subliminally written about thing about it was to go back in your memory written it and any interesting side stories than a psychiatrist cc your stories in the book are fascinating and so are the images from your archive have you held on to lyrics sheets and other memorabilia throughout your career? recording studio because all i needed it for was one day i was walking through the british amazing archive team and they've really taken the idea on board and found stuff i thought was long lost because of my negligence or my not thinking it was really that important they've found some stuff that amazes me that it's even still here mpl communications ltd cc in the book you say that when you're you? how do you remember it? "what's the formula? who writes the words and who writes the music?” there is no should have a riff at the beginning of this." were very sort of untrained and we were just how to do it as we were doing it writer's block with lyrics?
