Trukstama teksto dalis iškoncerto The Palladium, NYC October 29, 1978, įtraukto į šį 6 rinkinį.

FZ: Well little girl I told you I was goin' in you again and I wasn't lyin', or was I? No I could hardly resist going in you, because ever since I started writing love songs and everything and . . . You know it's very difficult when you're English not to write love songs because, uh . . . Guy In The Audience: Sensitive! FZ: What? Guy In The Audience: So sensitive! FZ: That's right, if you are English, you are, you are very sensitive. That's one thing I've noticed being an English person. In fact I've been an English person for almost five minutes now during this song and my sensitivity has increased to the point where, I don't know, maybe it's just all of our traditions: the tea, Winston Churchill, his large lips and everything. This kind of stuff why you start accummulating all of this civilization behind you and you know, what can you say, if you're English you're really fantastic, aren't you? So darling, it should come as absolutely no surprise to you that I went back to your little teen-age room and climbed on top of your teen-age body and took all of my English teen-age clothes off, and, you know, stuck my little lips up next to your ear and said: "I'M IN YOU! I'M IN YOU! I'M IN YOU! I'M IN YOU!" But I don't want you to get it wrong, you know. I don't, I don't just come over here and stick it IN YOU and IN YOU and IN YOU because I like you. It's not because . . . it's not even physical, I only do it, and remember taxes are really bad in England, the only reason I do it is to sell records. And I hope you'll understand . . .

I'm going in you again (I'M IN YOU), baby You can go in me too, (I'M IN YOU) I'm goin' in you again, baby 'N later when we get through, GUESS WHAT? I'm goin' in you again, well In you again, ah! In you again I'm goin' in you again, ah! In you again I'm goin' in you again, ah! In you again I'm goin' in you again, ah!