Kate Ceberano

Didn't like the sound of a woman kiai-ing.

What's kiai-ing?

Oh, right.

Didn't dig it.

But no, back to just like that fact of being free.

I was completely left alone at the end of Three Boys.

You know, I was literally left to my own device.

My grandparents were in the house, so they were always there should I want to come in at any time of the night or morning.

And there was safe, dear numbers there.

And the world was a different place, Kate.

I would spend, I'd catch a tram down Cotham Road all the way into town, catch it down St Kilda Road, stay in share houses after a gig at the ballroom, all through the area that we live and work around now.

And I just, there isn't a place I haven't played or slept in.

And there were very, like, and younger people were old.

Yes.

Right.

I think young people today are young.

Like, I think you and I are fundamentally similar because of the era we were designed in, like without a phone and there were analog phones.

Yes.

And quite often neglected in a good way by parents in that they were busy doing other stuff important to them.

Watching my brother, in my case,