What You Worry About

I think what you worry about
Is that people don't like
What you've worked on hard
I mean, I get I don't feel it's me
That people are responding to directly
It's myself through the expression of music
And the work
And it's, I can't tell you how rewarding it is
For people to have received me so warmly

I think I've just found the whole system of school
Something that, didn't really appeal to me
I couldn't really express myself
In that whole system
Uh, I did enjoy music in English
But I just, uh, I just didn't really enjoy
School as I got older
It's very hard to say, uh
I just, eh, yes, I think I did find it restrictive

Knowing that point in my life that's
I really did want to leave school
Well, I've been writing
I suppose since I was about 13, seriously
And uh, it was my family, and my brother, John
Who felt that it would be a good idea
To see if we could get some of my songs published

And through a friend of the family
We made a contact with Dave Gilmour
Who at that time was eh, scouting for talent
To perhaps produce or encourage
And ehm, he came down and heard some songs
And I think was impressed
And basically, eventually, he put up the money
For me to go into the studio and make three tracks
Properly produced
And through those tracks I got the recording contract