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What a rational thing that makes no sense now scared you as a kid.

When I was growing up, my mum used to play a lot of music and we danced together around the front room.

And she loved Springsteen.

She loved Bob Seeger.

She also loved Simon and Gulf Uncle.

And I still liked Simon and Garfunkel.

However, she had this album and there was I think it was

bridge over troubled water and on the front of that album cover they were like together and art Garfunkel's

hair for me as a fight frog there was just something like you god it's like a clown humanoid and

I would have to turn the album cover and face the wall because I was that.

Even if I see it now, I mean, I'm rubbing my stomach now.

You know you're doing you nervous.

Even now if I saw that I would cower on a corner, like it's got some sort of power over me, that man.

I was saying, yes, I was offered a chance to interview Art Garfunkel, and I turned it down.

I said, I can't sit opposite.

I'd be sick. Unless he faced the wall.

So as a five-year-old, it made no sense.

I love the music, but art gone funkul in particular, his hair.

This is fine.

I see a picture of him with that hair.

Jackie Boy, what irrational thing scared to you as a kid.

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