here? Not 'a child', it seems... What I'm referring to there is a kind of a male idea of a stereotype. This kind of like, 'Ah, babes, oh, she's a real babe' - meaning a kind of real derogatory term... For a woman, yeah. And that's not having a go at women. That's having a go at men. Why did you choose to use the word 'boy' to describe a man - not 'chap' or 'lad'? Because I think men are boys. Most of us haven't grown up, you know, most of us are still struggling with taking responsibility. It's like, 'I don't want responsibility tonight, tonight I want to lose control' ... And so, it's boy again. In the song, the word lager gets repeated 16 times! Did you mean it to be a 'lager anthem'? The lyrics are quite ironic. At first it was kind of upsetting that it was used like a 'lager anthem', which was the antithesis of the way it was written. It was a piece of irony. But I still believe that cities are beautiful places and that people are essentially good and that's what I'm following at the moment. I've done my time, as far as I'm concerned, underneath the city and I'm looking at other things. Did you get all that? Well, here's a chance for you to check if you know exactly what some of the words and expressions Karl used mean. 1: If something is first-take, it means... you take