Ed Sheeran

When I was a teenager, I used to book a National Express because it was always the cheapest way of getting somewhere and I couldn't afford the…

I’m looking around, this is sort of where we left it but at this point there’s about 20 other coaches and they all look the same. but I’m getting the National Express where I can from now. For Perfect he was on a rotating conveabelt – in his words, like one of the blue plates at Yo Sushi – but as he went past a couple got engaged in front of him. Nothing has ever been truer for me - I belted every word with passion, so did the couple next to me. When we arrived, a lady in a hi-vis came onto the coach with a clipboard. Usually, I’m gone before the final song. A jester, playing all his funky tunes as we did a giant karaoke session. And are they going to play those songs I actually know? “Say yes,” he said as he went round the circle again. Are they going to be as good in real life? I saw a meme last week: the reason brits love to sing every single word at a concert is because we were forced to sing in assembleys every day at school. When I was a teenager, I used to book a National Express because it was always the cheapest way of getting somewhere and I couldn’t afford the train.