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Robert
on 'Doing The Unstuck'... "I was going to say that my biggest wish was not to have to get up in the morning, and that's not strictly true, but there are days when I feel like that. It's like watching models saying that they've got a glamorous life, and then you find out that they can't eat what they want, they can't drink, they have to get up at five in the morning and get to bed by nine at night, and the truth is that they don't do anything glamorous at all except walk up and down the catwalk and wander about in front of cameras. It's one of those myths that modeling is glamorous, because it looks like glamour. And sometimes I think to myself, 'I'm free, I don't have to get up', but that's not the case cos I'm always doing something. Sometimes there are days where I refuse to do my duties. And I think there should be moments in everyone's lives where they take that risk and say 'Oh fuck it, I'm not prepared to carry on functioning'. I suppose that's a feeling you would associate with being in the Cure. Unstuck is about throwing your hands in the air and saying, 'I'm off'. But then again there is a thread running through the Cure that's all about escapism". (Pulse June 1992) Doing the Unstuck is an 'act now' song. You're telling someone to get into life now 'cause it's never too late. Do you practice what you preach in that song? "I try to. It was the first song we wrote in the studio when we were recording Wish. We pinned the words up on the inside of the studio door so everyone would feel like they had to make the most of that day. Obviously you can't do that every day. You'd be unbearably chirpy if you were full of that credo! Whatever I'm doing and whatever mood I'm in, I always at least try to experience something new. It doesn't always have to be a happy thing, but I hate the idea of just coasting. It's an anathema to me." (Australian Rolling Stone 1993) "Me getting up". (Cure News 14 - 1993) |
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