Who would have thought that in 1972 when (Uncle) Gilbert O’Sullivan released his easy-whistling hit ‘Clair it would still divide our nation as to the true meaning of the song. I would be interested to hear where you stand on this matter Mr Currie Do you think the song was a vehicle to publically ‘come- out’ as a paedophile? Or is it genuinely innocent? Simply a grown man telling us all that he fancies 3yr old girls? I remember fondly an Acid-Skifflle Trio (Belgian I think) whose debut album featured a track titled Gilbert O’Sullivan They had ‘Uncle’ in their name somewhere. The song’s lyrics revealed the band’s undying love for Mr O’Sullivan, stuff about guns and their fondness for bestiality. He never even bothered to listen to the track Maybe it was an’ uncle’ thing or that he found the suggestion of ‘man love’ too overwhelming. Another secret he will take to the grave The guys in that band must have spent so much time ( anything up to an hour tops) writing, arranging and recording the song, yet he can’t even pretend to appreciation the genuine love of leather clad- man band What a wanker My mate kens a gardener who done some work for him last year and told us he never leaves his house nowadays. Suffers from chronic nits. Every cloud an all that.. P.S: Had paedophilia been invented in 1972?