The Word That Pisses Me Off -

Playing With Queen Was The Biggest Moment Of My Career. It Was Like Living A Childhood Fantasy.

It's Quite Simple: I Managed It By Doing Away With Wham!'s Duo Image. Obviously, The Way I Looked Changed And That Helped A Little, But I Still Have A Very Pop Image. It's A Very Video-friendly Image. I Find It A Lot More Real. It's A Lot Closer To Who I Am Than The Whole Wham! Thing.

[my Father] Was More Than Apprehensive. He Didn't Think I Stood A Chance In Hell. He Had No Confidence In Me Whatsoever And Was Convinced That I Was Going To Be Coming To Him For Money When I Was 40. We Argued About It Constantly.

I'm Not Anti-american. I've Lived With Kenny, A Texan, For Six Years.

Basically I See That Song As A Bunch Of Images Which I Threw Together To Represent The Fact That I Was Seeing One Girl And Then I Started Seeing Another, And It Was Just The Guilt In Between Those Two Periods. The Ballads I've Written Since Have Been About Things That Really Hurt Me.