I've noticed in two interviews recently, Neil is seemingly asked about himself and prefers to direct those questions to the lyrics.
The Word video interview wrote:Mon 22 Oct 1990, 1:00 am "the private life is in the songs. Once you’ve done that, you don’t then need to explain it."
I find this intriguing. Does anyone have other examples of this? And, what are your thoughts on this topic.The Times wrote:Wed 26 Jul 2017, 1:00 am "I find it too personal to talk about though, really. Obviously one says what (one) wants in the songs themselves"
I've been under the impression the lyrics and emotions are mostly characters and interpretations of other people's stories, but these quotes show he really means a lot of it. To me it's so interesting, the idea that you'd find it preferrable to be expressive through your creative works than any other way. One of my favourite songs is 'Words' by F.R David, which is essentially about this.