...was the songwriting advice given by Jordan (aged 7) to Neil Young (aged 62). I was listening to the new Neil Young album 'Chrome Dreams II' whilst Jordan played on the computer - when all of a sudden he piped up " this song is rubbish, he just keeps saying 'If heaven had a window where the sun came shinin' through, like a beautiful bluebird, I'd come flyin' back to you' over and over again and that's all!". At this point I tried to explain that maybe this didn't make the song rubbish, but maybe he just didn't like the repetition, to be interupted with "I know it's probably the chorus and that's why he says it lots, but I think it's rubbish!". So there Neil Young! Consider yourself told! You do not appeal to 7 year olds. Oh, and watch out anyone who swears in their songs, I've already been asked to "put a different song on that doesn't have swearing in it" today.