kaleidomono

I am into his songs quite late. And I don't really into "Grace Kelly" right from the start cos I've been listening to those indie tunes for far too long. Until one day, universal sent his album to the restaurant where I work as a part time waitress. I took it home and listened to it like it is a "album".I mean doing nothing, head phones on, checking the lyrics and artworks...... I did this only to Mystery Jets' album last year and Patrick Wolf's this year. And I love it now! I can't tell my feelings exactly and I won't bother to tell. But probably I find my very own ego in the album. Especially when I listen to songs like my interpretation, stuck in the middle, happy ending/over my shoulder or even lollipop. I've been living in Ken ever since I came to London. I walk the walk in holland park, I go for films at the odeon on high street Ken, I borrow some books from Kensington library and I live in the basement flat. I saw Patrick Wolf once when I was out of Waitrose, he walked quietly and quickly like a ghost disappeared in the darkness of holland park. If I bump into Mika I'd say hi and invite him to tea or coffee.........got to see patrick the day after tomorrow but I'd rather catch Mika up in some small and nice venue but I'm afraid there's no chance now. Why my reply gets sadder and sadder, yes, I laugh the laugh, talk the talk, but i'm sad from time to time.

why there's always bonus track on jp version cds?I'm a little bit jealous though I heart Japan. I'll miss the sherperd's bush gig since I planned my trip to tokyo way too early ! I do wish there could be some in-store performance and signing sessions in Tokyo. I think Japanese is going to love him. I turned my Japanese colleague into a Mika fan very easily and he is already 62:wub2: