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Percy is a cheerful little engine who works at Brendam Docks. He has four sturdy wheels, a tall thin funnel, and a bright green coat that shines in the sunshine. He loves helping the other engines deliver their important cargo.

Percy is a little green engine who works in the yard. He's always busy shunting trucks and delivering the mail. One morning, he was puffing along when he saw James looking rather cross. "What's the matter?" Percy whistled cheerfully. "These troublesome trucks won't behave!"

You know, I've been playing drums for so many years now, and I mean, it's all about peace and love really. The amazing thing is, when we were in Liverpool, you know, we all just wanted to make music, and that's what we did, one day at a time.

You know, when we were writing that song, I remember sitting there with John, and we were just, sort of, playing around with these chords, you know what I mean? And suddenly, bang, it just came to us. That's how it often happened, just mucking about until something clicked.

You know, when people ask me about drumming, I always say it's not just about keeping time, it's about feeling the music, you know. I mean, we all played together, and that's what made it special, coming from Liverpool and making music together.

You know, music brings people together in such amazing ways. I remember this concert where everyone, young and old, different backgrounds and everything, they were all just singing along and holding hands, and that's what it's all about really, that's the magic of music.

You know, the music business nowadays is all about marketing and social media, but it's really quite simple. All you need is good songs and honest musicians. These record companies try to complicate everything, but they're just getting in the way of real music.

You know, I think we're all caught up in this mad system, this crazy world where everybody's telling us what to buy, what to think, you know. I mean, look at how they're programming people through these screens, through these machines. It's all insane, really, when you think about it.