FACTS/COMMENTS

Concept: The song is about richard's Wright's alienation from the band after The Wall era, and about regaining his musical voice with the help and encouragement of David Gilmour and Anthony Moore.
Info Source: The Pink Floyd Encyclopedia by Vernon Fitch

Comment: The page number 13 is shown in Japanese "romantic" script.
Info Source: The Pink Floyd Encyclopedia by Vernon Fitch

Comment: In an interview David Gilmour referred to an early title for this song as Eureka.
Info Source: The Pink Floyd Encyclopedia by Vernon Fitch

Comment: Gilmour was overjoyed at Wright's return to song writing, which represented a major milestone in his return to the creative fold. "Everyone who listen to it goes, 'God, it's that voice, it's that voice,' that used to be a part of the Pink Floyd sound." The track includes old Cambridge friend Dick Parry on saxophone, who had also played on Dark Side and Wish You Were Here.
Info Source: Another Brick In The Wall by Cliff Jones

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