And you can't dream that

Why would you try to make music at 60? Why would you stop making music? This album looks back to when we would drink tea and play "Crocodiles" in the kitchen, wondering how you could make such a sound. Visiting a new friend and discovering "The Correct Use of Soap" in their record collection. Isolated memories of lost love, remembering the beach like a movie in their eye, or a taxi ride home through the snow on that first night. Trying to make the guitar ring like Keith Levene's anvil sound and thinking about the smoking ban and Pat Ingoldsby, writing poetry for you and me, he's everything he wants to be. Sometimes you can write a lyric all at once, so there are no seams.