“I’ve done talks at colleges and schools and people tend to ask you that question with a really pained look on their face. They think that maybe writing something involves moving to France and wearing a beret. And that fall [from a window], my literal fall from grace, brought me down to earth. It made me realise that the stuff that you should write about or use or paint about, is right under your nose. It’s the things that you’ve been brought up with. Because you’ve been brought up with them you discount them because… it’s like the furniture in your house. After a month, you don’t see it anymore. It’s just there. You sit on it."
– Jarvis Cocker, the founder and frontman of the best band in history, Pulp.