were very (reticent) to have anybody else in for trade us
(our territory). So we learned to do all ourselves and keep within
anything and there is only way I know hard to do it.
W.: What do you feel it is the hardest part of
your role?
F.: The hardest thing is authority is to actually maintain the level of success that you
achieved. That’s the hardest thing. Because I think when you go all way up the early places is
come down. So, that’s the hardest thing. Hardest thing is to maintain that level of success. Because you know it gone out.
W.: As a songwriter do you ever have a fear
that your inspiration may dry up?
F.: No, people have actually... I know
people actually talk to me about that because they think that you can dry up. I
mean I know people have dried up. But I mean at the moment I just ... I think
about that sometimes, I think maybe oh, one day I'm just not going to be able
to write as well but I mean it hasn't happened so I mean what can I do I don't
wake up every morning and say 'Oh look, have I dried up ?', you know. It's just
at the moment I've been very prolific and you know,
He's looking after me. So I'm OK, I'm not... No that doesn't
worry me. It's just something I don't think about, you know, those
things. Other people think about that and when it happens I'll... I'll.. It won't happen. That's all there is to it. I don't think
it'll ever happen. I'll die first.
W.: Freddie, what you
would you say as been the highlight of your career?
F.: To be serious for a minute?
W.: Yes
F.: I think actually, what actually been quite to done (found ) is that
we… stayed together all this years you know I think and what you think about…
we were the only (…) four ground downs and… we were stacking together. We all
have equal problems like any of the group but we never I should … go that far
away that … okay, let’s forget about it. Because I think (we valve) forwards …
that this it’s chemistry, that worked. Has really worked for us and so why
killed the goose that lady gold make and long may she
reign.
W.: What you will done if you had collapsed?
F.: All …. My debrie
and start again, you know. It’s a survival instinct that I have mean and I think
whole group as and throe anything we just carry on and do one was drop state
something just we just replace. Somebody finds somebody left someone… I think
we have a sort of mechanism, you know. They will replace me. (Sarcastically)
Or, how they replace me, hm…
W.: How would you like
to be remembered?
F.: Or, I
don’t know. I haven’t thought about that. Dead and go…
(W laughs). No, I have, no I have… I don’t really think about “Or, my God, when
I’ll gone what how they gonna remember me”? I don’t
really think about it…. When I dead, who cares? I don’t.
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