To tell you the truth.
When I landed in Southampton
I wish, I was hoping we'd turn round and go back
And if no,
it wasn't very warm, let me tell you
and I just coming from
It's 98 there sometimes
And I got here
some time around March and so on.
I think
I realize it also.
I couldn't realize it was so cold at the time
really having that same temperature
and it doesn't feel so cold after a while
But you know, the idea
place on is like taking me from
from the fire, and put me in the ice box
But we were quite happy.
Yeah, I don't know.
Over again, it was the height of the war
The Germans were bombing places like Coventry,
and we know it was going on
But I don't know what they're doing,
but you as an armed forces person,
because I felt that way even though I was younger,
but I don't know
Make us feel good,
Without any fear
know, people been dying in so much really a lot
and you never
I could die here.,
I know.
I mean, I used to spend a lot of time
in Manchester because I did have
my girlfriend in Manchester.
She was French.
Her name was Marie and
we used to go up to .
Belle Vue in Manchester
and she was very good at playing the piano
So we used to have a fantastic time there.
Yeah.
And then
they come to the time I went home
and everything, everything's all off then
Yeah.
