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                ‘So,   it   has   been   a   crazy   year   for   you,’   Marcelo   began,   in   his   ver y   good

                English.
                   ‘Oh  yeah.  It  has  been  quite  a  ride,’  said  Nora,  tr ying  to  sound  like  a  rock
                star.
                   ‘Now, if I may ask about the album . . . Pottersville. You wrote all the lyrics,
                yes?’

                   ‘Mostly,  yes,’  Nora  guessed,  staring  at  the  small,  familiar  mole  on  her  le
                hand.
                   ‘She wrote all of them,’ interjected Joanna.

                   Marcelo  nodded  while  the  other  guy,  still  smiling  toothily,  fiddled  about
                with sound levels via a laptop.
                   ‘I   think   “Feathers”   is   my   favourite   track,’   said   Marcelo,   as   the   drinks
                arrived.
                   ‘I’m glad you like it.’

                   Nora    tried   to   think   of   a   way   she   could   get   out   of   this   inter view.   A
                headache? A bad stomach?
                   ‘But   the   one   I’d   like   to   talk   about   first   is   the   first   one   you   decided   to

                release. “Stay Out Of My Life”. It seemed such a personal statement.’
                   Nora forced a smile. ‘ e lyrics say it all really.’
                   ‘Obviously  there  has  been  some  speculation  about  whet her  it  refers  to  the
                . . . how do you say it in English?’
                   ‘Restraining order?’ offered Joanna, helpfully.

                   ‘Yes! e restraining order.’
                   ‘Um,’  said  Nora,  taken  aback.  ‘Well.  I  prefer  to  get  it  all  out  in  the  song.  I
                find that stuff difficult to talk about.’
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