APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
Welcome to a room filled with extraordinary
and amazing artists!
Let's begin with, from Dublin, Fontaines DC!
APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
ATMOSPHERIC THEME ON KEYBOARDS
# It may feel bad
# I wanna see you alone, I wanna sharp the stone
# I wanna bounce the bone, I wanna mess with it
# I wanna lay the deville, the whole crew on the sill
# I want the preacher and pill, I wanna bless with it
# I wanna head to a mass and get cast in it
# That shit's funnier than any A-class, innit?
# I wanna talk with the clown who has apologies down
# Pay him 300 pound to take a class in it
# I wanna bite the phone, I wanna bleed the tone
# I wanna see you alone, alone, alone, lone
# I wanna strait the shark and find me somewhere to park
# Like the light when it's dark, it's dark, it's dark, dark
# A few stars about make it feel like peace in a way
# A complimentary round
# Constellation got a twist to it
# For a GPO and all the hits in it
# I'm gon' hit your business if it's momentary blissness
GASPS
# I'm gon' hit your business
# If it's momentary blissness
GASPS
# I'm gon' hit your business
# If it's momentary blissness
GASPS
# I'm gon' hit your business
# If it's momentary
# It may feel bad
# I wanna talk with a gag if it's a bottle or bag
# I wanna strike with the SAG, I need the friends from it
# I wanna make the mark I want a shot in the dark
# I want to live the arc, I call the ends on it
# I wanna take the truth without a lens on it
# My God-given insanity, it depends on it
# How I feel?
# I wanna keel
# Over harder than a turned-up challenger
# I wanna keep all of your charm in a canister
# Do you inspire like the same did Salinger?
# I'm the pig on the Chinese calendar
# I got a shadow like a .58 Calibre
# I wanna move like a new salamander
# I love the carrion who's a real scavenger
# It's moral tyranny keeping me from thee
# Hit me for the day
# For the light
# That you suffered
# To come by
# Take to my sky
# Never wanting
# Only wonder
# To live out of reach
# Sloping fam'ly
# Short to tall
# One to three
# Swallow the key
# In their footprints
# I will follow
# I'm gon' hit your business if it's momentary blissness
GASPS
# I'm gon' hit your business
# If it's momentary blissness
GASPS
# I'm gon' hit your business
# If it's momentary blissness
GASPS
# I' gon' hit your business
# If it's momentary blissness... #
GASPS
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Thank you, Fontaines DC!
APPLAUSE AND WHOOPING
I promised a room with amazing guests - who are they?
From Texas, we're going to be welcoming Charley Crockett!
CHEERING
Not yet!
From Derbyshire, the wonderful Paris Paloma!
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From Lagos, the ravishing...
..from Nigeria, Tems!
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A legend from Glasgow, the wonderful Lulu!
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But now, from Brighton, somebody with that lovely voice
and touch on the piano, we welcome Lucy Rose!
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# I said thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you
# For loving me
# I've been searching every minute of life
# For what you give
# Me
# And if I'm real honest and you know it
# It's not always breezy
# Took it for granted
# Life ain't always what you were handed
# Don't be so easily offended
# There's some things I learnt to live with
# Cos some things can't be changed
# Cos I make the most of a bad occasion
# Without much choice
# Cos I'm still picking up the racket
# And I hit the ball
# As the white feather begins to fall down
# Heaven is near
# And I wonder if you're out there lis'nin'
# Forgiveness is real
# Took it for granted
# Life ain't always what you were handed
# Don't be so easily offended
# There's some things I learnt to live with
# Cos some things can't be changed
# No, you can't
# Break me down
# I won't let you
# Bring me down
# Take a deep breath
# Cos I'm still picking up the racket
# I said
# Hoo, hoo
# I said thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you
# I said thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. #
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Wonderful! Thank you, Lucy Rose!
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Congratulations to be pregnant.
The most pregnant person we've ever had on the show,
so, that's another marvellous thing.
That was The Racket, from her fifth album,
This Ain't The Way You Go Out.
Next, we welcome, in this corner,
a Nigerian superstar who has
just released her fantastic album Born In The Wild -
please give it up and welcome Tems!
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Tell me when to say, jeje Hey
One
# Ay
# Oh Love me jeje
# Love me tender Oh, oh
# Ay Love me jeje
# I need your lovin'
# So fresh, so clean
# Love me in and out
# Unfailingly
# And I'll be down now
# Any time you call me
# I'll be down
# Yeah, I'll be down
# Uh, because I love and I love
# And I love and I love you only
# Because I need and I need
# And I need and I need you more, yeah
# You know I run and I run and I run and I run
# Fly, we can fly in the sky in the night
# Hold me in your arms, in your love and your light
# I'm on your wave right now
# Wave I'm on your wave right now, yeah, uh
# Wave I'm on your vibe now
# You got me on your side now, yeah
# I'm on your wave right
# If not you, then I don't wanna know
# I don't want no story
# Day and night, it's unconditional
# Got me livin' softly, yeah, yeah
# Love me jeje, Love me tender Uh
# You know your love turn me up like NEPA
# Anything you want and I'ma do whatever
# Because I love and I love and
# I love and I love you only Only
# Because I need and I need and I need and I need
# You more Yeah, yeah
# You know I run and I run and I run and I run
# Fly, we can fly in the sky in the night
# Hold me in your arms, in your love and your light
# And your light # I'm on your wave right now, yeah
# Wave I'm on your wave
# I'm on your wave
# Wave I'm on your vibe now
# You got me on your side now Side now
# I'm on your wave right now, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa
# Ooh, yeah # Yeah, yeah, said
# Love me jeje, love me tender
# I said, love me jeje, love me tender
# Love me jeje, love me tender
# You're my sugar, my honey, my tender lover
# You're my sugar, my honey, my tender lover!
# Hey!
# Ev'ry day, ev'ry day, ev'ry day
# Oh, no, no, no, no
# One more time, say, love me jeje, love me tender
# Love me jeje, love me tender
# I said, love me jeje, love me tender
# Love me jeje, love me tender
# You're my sugar, my honey, my tender lover
# You're my sugar, my honey, my tender lover!
# My sugar, my honey, my tender lover!
# My tender love
# You are my tender love
# Ev'ry day, ev'ry day
# Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo-ooh Yeah, yeah, yeah. #
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APPLAUSE AND WHISTLING
Wonderful!
Thank you, Tems!
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Now, I'm delighted to welcome in this corner,
a dear friend, but a true...
..and I don't use the word lightly, a true legend of popular music.
We welcome Lulu!
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Lovely to see you, and lovely to have you in this room with us.
How lovely to have you at the piano once again. Yes!
Now, I'm slightly tinged with sadness... Oh.
..because you're going to do...
You're doing your farewell tour,
Champagne For Lulu, the farewell tour... Yeah.
You know where that comes from? No.
Jennifer Saunders, on Ab Fab.
Of course. She'd sort of say, "Champagne for Lulu." Of course!
So I thought it was cute. If it's going to be my farewell,
I've got to make a celebration of it, you know.
But it's been so popular that it's carrying on into next year, so...
Well, the thing is, the thing is...
I think I probably cried every night. I had tears every night,
because this has been... This is my life, you know?
So, I wanted to make the last tour special,
and it was great, the audience were incredible, unbelievable.
And so, I did, I had tears every night, but it was amazing.
Is this really the last chance people are going to get to see you?
Well, what happened was that...
I didn't want to tour the way I've always toured.
You know, I've toured, like, you know, back-to-back,
back-to-back, but... Gruelling, you know?
In fact, what happened was I did a tour like that a couple
of years ago and I said, I don't want to do this like this any more.
I'm not going to stop singing, I'm not going to stop working,
I'm not going to stop acting, but I don't want to do it like this.
But then after this one, a few more shows in November,
and they're spaced out so that I don't kill myself.
I'm 75, for Chrissake! Yeah...
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Hey!
So, you know, it's...
But the point is, this is the last, really, this,
and the next shows that you're going
to be having after that... I'm not going to tour again.
So, it is a really important time to come and see you. Yeah.
It's an important time for me, yeah. And you've had an amazing career.
You might be doing other things, you might make a record...
Well, of course, I'm going to be...
I've got a few fabulous collaborators,
and I'm going to be doing... I'm going to record.
I've got a documentary and a book, and I just did a film
with Diane Keaton last year, so, I'm going to be doing more acting.
I'm not going to stop, because you know me,
I can't ... You know me. You couldn't stop.
No. You're unstoppable.
But not that touring. I'm unstoppable!
So, this is the last chance to see...
But also, I remember you told me once that when you were 15,
and you said to your mum, "They've given me a chance in London,"
and you said, "Two men came in a van and took me to London,"
when you were 15, and your mum said, "Yeah, that's OK."
That wouldn't happen nowadays, would it?
It wasn't quite like that! But, what...
What would you say to the 15... Now, 60 years later...?
Well, I have a 14-year-old grandaughter.
And what...? And I would say...
SCOTTISH ACCENT: Oh, I don't know about that. I would actually...
My Scottish accent would come and the fighter in me would say...
I think it's a different time, it's a different time, and I was
lucky to have a woman who discovered me, and she managed me for 20 years.
So, I really am blessed.
I always say I've got angels on my shoulders, and I believe that.
And you're going to be at Glastonbury next week.
I am, I'm doing Glastonbury, yes. Are you looking forward to that?
I am, I am. Quite a lot of people in the room are going to Glastonbury.
Oh, well, I will see you all there! Exactly.
Now the other question I've got to ask is,
if it is going to be the end of your live performances going out
and touring, so, I've got to ask you now... What, wha...?
Would you come on the Hootenanny?
I don't know, I'll have to think about it.
CHEERING
She's got to go, hasn't she?
Yes! Yes!
CHEERING
Of course you've got to go on Hootenanny!
I would love... You know we always have a ball, so, yeah. Exactly.
Would you sing something for us now?
Well, you know, who was my favourite...? You know
my life story - who was my favourite singer when I was 13, 14 years old?
Ray Charles. Ray Charles. He was my man.
So, erm, I... I'm going to try and channel him a little bit.
But just to honour him and to pay homage to the greatest musician,
the greatest singer ever, I'm going to sing a Ray Charles song, yeah.
JULES PLAY PIANO INTRO
APPLAUSE
# Unchain my heart
# Oh, baby, let me be
# You don't care
# Why won't you set me
# Free?
# Unchain my heart
# Baby, let me go
# Unchain my heart
# Cos you don't care about me
# Don't wanna end up like a pillow case
# Don't wanna let my love go to waste
# So unchain my heart, baby
# Set me free
# I'm under your spell
# Like a girl in a trance
# But I know darn well
# That I don't stand a chance
# Oh, unchain my heart
# Let me go my way
# Baby, unchain my heart
# You worry me night and day
# Don't wanna spend my life in misery
# When you don't care a bag of beans for me
# So unchain my heart
# My baby, set me free
# Oh, I said, unchain my heart, baby
# See me free
# Heh!
# Unchain my heart
# And set
# Me
# Free
# Unchain me
# Unchain me, ah! #
Yeah!
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Whoo!
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The wonderful Lulu!
How wonderful to have Lulu in this room!
And she's going to come on the Hootenanny!
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Our next artist, I've been listening to his records for a while now.
He's collaborated with the likes of Willie Nelson and Rick Rubin.
He has roamed across America collecting atmosphere
and stories of country and city folk alike.
He's just released his 13th album, $10 Cowboy.
We're delighted to welcome Charley Crockett!
APPLAUSE
# I'd be glad to tell you the story
# 'Bout a solitary road
# You can't take nobody with you
# And you ain't coming back if you go
# It's a highway teeming with blackjacks
# On every corner young Jezebels
# Well, they say it can lead to salvation
# But you won't be able to tell
# Cos it's a solitary road
# I was only a wanderer
# A lonely child of circumstance
# When I heard that nightingale calling me
# And he flew right into my hands
# Well, he told me they'd rise up against me
# As it turned out, this was the case
# I saw jackals roaming the valleys
# Grifters all over the place
# Cos it's a solitary road
# A kingdom lay high on that mountain
# I could see it through rain and snow
# Many had fallen in fields beside me
# As I crossed over every road
# And when I reached those gates of the city
# I was trembling, I have to confess
# The eyes of judgment lay heavy upon me
# As the red sun hung low in the west
# Out on the solitary road. #
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Yes! Charley Crockett, and his marvellous band.
So, let's go over this way a minute. So, the next...
Let's see the backdrop of them preparing themselves while I relax.
The next song you're going to hear is a viral hit,
and it's been streamed over 200 million times -
which is quite extraordinary, let's face it.
And we welcome, with this marvellous song, Paris Paloma.
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# Why are you hanging on
# So tight
# To the rope that I'm hanging from?
# Off this island, this was an escape plan
# Carefully timed it, so let me go
# And dive into the waves below
# Who tends the orchards?
# Who fixes up the gables?
# Emotional torture
# From the head of your high table
# Who fetches the water
# From the rocky mountain spring
# And walk back down again to feel your words
# And their sharp sting?
# And I am getting tired
# The capillaries in my eyes are bursting
# If our love died, would that be the worst thing?
# For somebody I thought was my saviour
# You sure make me do a whole lot of labour
# The calloused skin on my hands is cracking
# If our love ended, would that be a bad thing?
# And the silence haunts our bed chamber
# You make me do too much labour
# Apologies from my tongue
# And never yours
# Busy lapping from flowing cup
# And stabbing with your fork
# I know you're a smart man
# And weaponise
# The false incompetence
# It's dominance under a guise
# If we had a daughter
# I'd watch and could not save her
# The emotional torture
# From the head of your high table
# She'd do what you taught her
# She'd meet the same cruel fate
# So now I've gotta run
# So I can undo this mistake
# At least I've gotta try
# The capillaries in my eyes are bursting
# If our love died, would that be the worst thing?
# For somebody I thought was my saviour
# You sure make me do a whole lot of labour
# The calloused skin on my hands is cracking
# If our love ends, would that be a bad thing?
# And the silence haunts our bed chamber
# You make me do too much labour
# All day, every day, therapist, mother, maid
# Nymph then a virgin, nurse then a servant
# Just an appendage, live to attend him
# So that he never lifts a finger
# 24/7 baby machine
# So he can live out his picket fence dreams
# It's not an act of love if you make her
# You make me do too much labour
# All day, every day, therapist, mother, maid
# Nymph then a virgin, nurse then a servant
# Just an appendage, live to attend him
# So that he never lifts a finger
# 24/7 baby machine
# So he can live out his picket fence dreams
# It's not an act of love if you make her
# You make me do too much labour
# The capillaries in my eyes are bursting
# If our love died would that be the worst thing?
# For somebody I thought was my saviour
# You sure make me do a whole lot of labour
# The calloused skin on my hands is cracking
# If our love ends would that be a bad thing?
# And the silence haunts our bed chamber
# You made me do too much labour. #
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Paris Paloma!
Thank you.
Next, back over to the piano, for piano-side chats,
where I welcome front man of Fontaines DC Grian Chatten.
Great to have you here, Grian. So nice to see you again.
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Last time you were here, you were here on your own, of course.
Well, I had a couple of friends, like, you know, but...
Yes, you had some friends, but...
Certainly feels like that sometimes, yeah.
I mean, congratulations on your upcoming album, ROMANCE.
Very good title - are you a romantic person?
Er, absolutely, yeah, yeah.
Are you around after? Well...
..yes - that's very nice of you to ask.
LAUGHTER
Yeah, I think, you know, I think
romance has always been a big part of our...
..ability to understand and appreciate life.
Coming from Dublin, coming from Ireland, I think
there are certain nuances that are more alive to people who can
view it through a romantic lens, you know?
Well, I was going to get onto that in a moment, actually,
because I was thinking - and I've said this before -
for a country with a small population, it has an incredible
amount of artists and musicians who are globally recognised... Mm.
..as great artists and musicians.
And lots of new people coming out all the time.
Yeah. You know, we've had new people on the show.
Is it encouraged in the sort of water?
No. It's just that we're all really, really good-looking. Yeah.
I think that's what it is.
My great-grandfather was of course Irish. Was he, yeah?
You can probably see that in that handsome side of me.
I can see that there with you. Exactly. Yeah, Jools.
Now, is there a theme to this record? Erm...
Yeah, well, I think, you know, the whole record, er...
..documents or soundtracks a world that one might hold in a...
..in a snow globe, you know what I mean?
I think the idea of romance
and love is something that we can own or contain or manage ourselves.
It's a perverse idea,
and I think the idea of the record is that we've kind of built up
these little worlds inside this kind of snow globe, erm...
For me, it's a snow globe. Yeah, I'm going to stop there.
A snow globe. Yeah, snow globe, yeah.
Like one that you shake? I like the thought of that, yeah.
You can shake it if you want, Jools, you know?
But does that ruin it if you shake it?
The snow manoeuvring about, is that bad?
Well, it's your choice. It might make it more beautiful.
It depends what the scene is. If it's a little wintry scene,
I quite like it. Well, there you go.
You don't collect... Do you collect anything, like snow globes?
Er, no, just compliments. Mm.
LAUGHTER
You come to the wrong place, I'm afraid! But, erm...
LAUGHTER
But no, I think it's great.
I like to... I collect too much stuff.
You don't collect anything at all?
Erm...
No, I don't, really. No. I'm kind of...
I...
I kind of...
I pick things up and I put them down, I kind of...
Especially in terms of writing,
I feel like I write off the most kind of ephemeral, kind of...
..form, you know?
I literally like writing on toilet paper
because I know that its destiny is to go into the bin.
Do you know what I mean? I think if you write
on a moleskin or on a slab of rock,
there's far too much pressure. Yeah.
It's cast in stone. Exactly, yeah.
I mean, you are a great lyricist.
When did you write your first lyrics?
I think I was eight or nine years old, and the lyrics were,
"I'm running and I'm running and I'm running and I'm running."
Er... Which I think...
..is pretty brilliant, to be honest. I'm yet to top that, you know?
What would rhyme with "running", then? Erm...
I don't know, "shortcoming"? Nice.
Nice. That's very good, yeah.
Did your family encourage you to write and...? Yeah, my dad...
My dad, who's up there somewhere...
Oh, you didn't say that!
Hey, Dad, where are you?
Nice to see you. Well done!
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And Mum! You wouldn't be here without them.
Nice. Yeah, my dad used to promise me
a pack of football stickers every time I learned off a poem by heart.
So, I started to learn off all these poems
so I could get the pack of football stickers,
and then eventually I realised that they were having
a kind of application in the way that
I looked at the world, do you what I mean? And it wasn't just...
There's a utility and a function to these things that existed
outside the acquisition of football stickers, you know? Yes.
But obviously, ultimately,
the important thing was the football stickers, Dad.
And you owe me a few, I think! Yeah. LAUGHTER
You're going to go to Glastonbury... Mm. Returning to Glastonbury.
Is there anything, any particular preparations or things
that you take with you when you're going to Glastonbury?
I like to walk on the stage as if I've just walked off another stage,
so I don't like to think about it too much, you know?
I like to be fighting fit, I like to walk on with the mud
that I've collected from the previous festival, erm...
And then when I come off tour, I'll think about it all, but I think...
I think that's the best way of me
kind of achieving a sense of flow in our performance. Yeah.
Well, there's a thing you've been collecting - mud, that's a start!
There you go, yeah. Mud collection! It's a good start.
Yeah. What's the last song you're going to play for us tonight?
Song's called Favourite, and it's going to end our next record...
..ROMANCE.
And it is called Favourite...
..partly because it's our favourite song.
JOOLS LAUGHS
But also because...it's...
It's...
I guess it's about, like... It's about relationships and...
..I think when your favourite person, your favourite thing, er...
..is really your favourite thing or person,
it really affects you in a way that's negative
as well as positive, and that's exactly the kind of juxtaposition
that I find interesting to write about.
Favourite. Nice. Yeah. Nothing to do with horse racing?
Nothing to do with horse racing, nothing to do with the movie.
No. Very good. It's wonderful to have you here.
The band's sounding great. Thank you.
Looking great. I hope it goes well in Glastonbury
and all your shows go great. Cheers.
Thank you very much for joining us. Thank you, Grian Chatten!
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
And you can watch Fontaines DC at Glastonbury next weekend
right here on the BBC.
And I'm delighted to say that over the years this show
has been a home for a myriad of Glastonburyists.
Let's now enjoy this little medley of the three artists
headlining the Pyramid Stage this year.
# One, don't pick up the phone
# You know he's only calling cos he's drunk and alone
# Two, don't let him in You'll have to kick him out again
# Three, don't be his friend
# You know you're going to wake up in his bed in the morning
# And if you're under him, you ain't getting over him
# I got new rules, I count them
# Hey
# I got new rules, I count them
# I got to tell them to myself. #
# Cos in a sky
# Cos in a sky full of stars
# I think I saw you
# I think I saw you. #
# Warm enough for you outside, baby, yeah
# Tell me that it's warm enough here for you
# Is it warm enough for you inside me?
# Me, me, me
# Warm enough for you outside, baby, yeah
# Tell me that it's warm enough here for you
# Is it warm enough outside, inside me
# Me, me, me? #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Dua Lipa, Coldplay and Sza.
Next, we welcome back the wonderful Lucy Rose.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# Can you believe it?
# The mess we got into
# It was so easy
# Betrayal don't taste so good
# Everyone got a
# Story they have to tell
# Well, finding the truth is
# A skill unto itself
# It ain't over till we say it's over
# And it ain't over
# Not even close, yeah
# Darling, I hear that things got hard
# I'm sorry
# But it ain't over
# Not till it's over, yeah
# Don't you believe me
# Well, I told you straight from straight
# What you perceiving
# Well, I wish that it could change
# Cos we've seen a lot
# We've been a lot
# I needed change
# Fear you not
# And here we are
# Standing tall
# Wanting better
# For our latter
# It ain't over until we say it's over
# And it ain't over
# Not even close, yeah
# Darling, I hear that things got hard
# I'm sorry
# But it ain't over
# Not till it's over
# Yeah
# Not till it's over
# It ain't over till we say it's over
# And it ain't over
# Not even close, yeah
# Darling, I hear that things got hard
# I'm sorry
# But it ain't over
# Not till it's over
# Yeah
# We'll find our way through
# Find our way through
# We'll find our way through
# Find our way through
# You know we'll find our way through
# Find our way through
# Find our way through, you know we'll
# Ooh
# La-la-la
# La-la-la-ooh-ooh. #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Thank you, Lucy Rose.
And thanks to all of my wonderful guests in the room this evening.
I hope you'll agree they've been amazing, yes?
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
And so as we finish...
Just before we finish, I'm going to lunge in here for a moment.
Charley Crockett, it's been great to have you on the show.
You sounded really marvellous.
But I've got to ask you this because lots of people want to know.
Are you by any chance related to the actual Davy Crockett?
Man, that's like asking me where I'm from.
And here in London, I've found that's a rhetorical question.
You already know - it's Texas and, yeah.
Yes! Absolutely yes! We love it!
Thank you very much indeed, Charley Crockett.
Thank you to all of my guests.
And now we finish with Fontaines DC.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# Bah-bah-bah-bah
# Bah
# Did you know
# I can claim the dreamer from the dream
# Make you feel
# Everything you've never even seen
# And it's been
# A long, a long, a long, a long, a long, long
# You've been my favourite for a long time
# Stitch and fall
# The faces rearranged
# You will see
# Beauty give the way to something strange
# It's been
# A long, a long, a long, a long, a long, long
# You've been my favourite for a long time
# Well, look who's just the newest clown
# 35 hours coming down
# How the sun shines on new pavement
# And you don't even feel it
# It's a cry far from bed radios
# And days spent playing football indoors
# When they painted town with Thatcher
# They never even wanted to know you
# Did you know
# I can slip the sunshine to the day
# Stick your heart to everything you say
# It's been a long, a long, a long, a long, a long, long
# You've been my favourite for a long time
# Favourite for a long time
# Bah-bah-bah-bah-bah
# It makes sense when you understand
# Bah-bah-bah-bah-bah
# The misery made me another marked man
# Bah-bah-bah-bah-bah
# Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da
# Bah-bah-bah-bah-bah
# Da-da-da-da
# Did you know
# Cities on return are often strange
# Yeah, and now
# Every time you blink, you feel it change
# And it's been a long, a long, a long, a long, long, long
# You've been my favourite for a while
# Ah, it makes sense when you understand
# The misery made me another marked man
# And I'm always looking over my shoulder
# And each new day, I get another year older
# Shoulder bound to the frame of a door
# Chewed into shape like a stone on the shore
# But if there was lightning in me
# You'd know who it was for
# Did you know
# I can slip the sunshine to the day
# Yeah
# Stick your heart to everything you say
# And it's been a long, a long, a long, a long, a long, a long
# You've been my favourite for a long time
# You've been my favourite for a long time. #
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
# You're my sugar, my honey, my tender lover
# My sugar, my honey, my tender lover
# You're my sugar, my honey, my tender lover
# My sugar, my honey, my tender lover
# My tender love
# You are my tender love
# Every day, every day
# Yeah. #