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1. Misplaced Intro

Album Tracks:
 

1. Kayleigh
2. Lavender
3. Bitter Suite
4. Heart of Lothian
5. Waterhole (Expresso Bongo)
6. Lords of the Backstage
7. Childhood's End
8. White Feather

B-Sides:

1. Lady Nina
2. Freaks

Misplaced Childhood - Kayleigh

Introduction: Fish (The Funny Farm Interview - July '95, Dick Bros) said: "Kayleigh was a way of saying sorry. I dunno, I was very confused at the time, you know, I had a lot of long term relationships, a lot of 'deep and meaningful' relationships that, basically I'd wrecked because I was obsessed with the career and where I wanted to go. I was very, very selfish and I just wanted to be the famous singer but I was starting to become aware of the sacrifices that I was making, and I think that Kay was one of those sacrifices that went along the road. Kayleigh was not just about one person; it was about three or four different people. The 'Stilettos in the snow', that was something that happened in Galasheils (S.E. Scotland- Ed), when I can remember going down one night and we were both really drunk, and, you know, dancin' under a street light, and 'dawn escapes from moon-washed college halls' was part of the Cambridge thing. And it was also part of the... in that where this girl Kay used to live; she was exiting in the morning before the matron caught us, etc."

'Belsize Park'
An area of north west London.

'Dawn escapes... college halls'
Fish (The Funny Farm Interview - July '95, Dick Bros) said: "[in 1980] Diz and I moved down to Cambridge where I had a girl friend who was an archaeology student at the time. So we were actually living in this all female block down in Cambridge; I think it was Newlands College or something, having to sneak during the day through the windows because there were no males supposedly allowed in the college."