Gary Barlow

Everyone wants to, you know, a piece of you on a weekly basis.

But do you chisel time into your diary to go, I am just writing because I'm now going to Australia and I'm going to write.

I've told everybody, leave me alone.

I am writing for a month.

Well, my dread is that one day I'll sit there and nothing comes out, but it just, at the moment, it's fine.

I'm getting away with it.

It always seems to happen.

Thank you.

But I think without doing that, though, what we've just talked about, the chance of it happening lessens because if you're just trying to go, right, I've got two hours now before a photo shoot, right, come on, inspiration, where are you coming from?

It's never going to work.

Writing always starts before I sit at a piano.

Writing's happening now for me.

Like I'll be on the way to a taxi and there'll be a line that comes up and I store stuff away.

I see stuff on billboards.

Little ideas, I always store, store, store.

So by the time I'm at the piano, I'm now ready for stuff to come out because I've lived life a bit and I've got these little prompts.

Oh, what's that one?

That's good.

and I'm off.

So writing is now, it happens in life.