Nocturnal As We Are

““It’s the first night on tour, and maybe - maybe I’m in a bit of a mess tonight, sure. But I deserve to be. And it’s not because we’re on tour or because of the things I sing. We just - God.” I pause to take in a breath. “We met. Three years ago today. And it’s not something I feel like celebrating or remembering.” It’s pathetic. It’s sad. I know. Tenth of June, 1974. First day of tour. I remember wanting to smash Pete’s face in and renounce music altogether just to avoid having to deal with my band. Now it’s the tenth of June, 1977, first night of tour. So much has changed. So little has changed. It’s important to remember significant dates. Keltie taught me that too. I remember that day. He was wearing this… this t-shirt that only came down to his belly button. He was reading Hemingway and doing drugs and drinking too much and sleeping around, and he was stubborn and young and fierce, god, he was so fucking beautiful, and he never took any bullshit from me. Never. The only one who…”

“I don’t recognise his taste, maybe because I told myself to forget.”

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