Paul Kelly

Yeah.

Because of the historical significance?

Yeah, beautiful storytelling, vivid imagery, telling a story that not many people had heard.

I worked with Archie on that first record, produced it.

It was the first song of Archie's I ever heard.

91.

But he was singing it on some TV program, some independent sort of TV channel.

And Steve Connolly, who I mentioned before, said, you've got to hear this guy.

Archie wrote.

They took the children away.

So...

Really interesting story because he wrote that song because he was taken away as a young kid.

Grew up with a foster family that were really good to him.

So that was all good.

He loved them, the Cox's, Scottish couple.

But then sort of as a young man sort of...

Then he found out that his mother and father or his mother and father were alive.

So he had a period of being angry and hit the streets and then got into drinking and so on.

Worked his way through it, met his wife Ruby, who was also on the streets drinking, and they sort of got themselves together, cleaned themselves up.

And he wrote that song.