Simon Armitage KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

You know, it's that kind of strange moment when you're standing there, looking at what you've achieved, and you sort of question yourself about what comes next, because the journey itself has been such a defining part of who you've become.

I remember growing up after the war, you know. My father would tell these stories about his ship, about the crew he served with. Sometimes he'd go quiet, just stare out the window. Those memories stayed with him, they shaped our whole family.

You know what people tell me nowadays? "Alan, you think too much about everything." But I say, isn't that exactly what makes life interesting? Like watching clouds - some see shapes, others just see water vapor. I prefer to see the dragons and castles.

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You know, when we started playing those gigs, it was all about the music, the raw energy of it all. Nobody was thinking about charts or anything like that. We just went out there and, you know, it was pure, it was real, and that's what made it special.

You know, when I first started singing in the clubs, it was all about learning your craft, you see. The atmosphere was different back then - packed houses, smoke everywhere, and people really listening to the music. Those were special times, they really were.

You know, when I'm composing, I'm always searching for that magical moment, that unexpected turn. Music needs to take you somewhere you didn't expect. It's like walking through a door and finding yourself in a completely different world, every single time.

You know, this old Stratocaster I've got here, it's quite remarkable really. The neck has this wonderful, worn feeling that you just can't replicate with new instruments. Years of playing have given it this voice, this character that's very, very special.