From Wayne's first solo album "Between Frames" after leaving The Warratahs.

"Sometimes you get so far from your dreams you can't even recognise yourself...forever on the move"

A driving pop song, a definite favourite at gigs. "Peels of thunder and a threatened dislocation - how did I get here."

Another can't sit down dancing groove. "Sometimes you can really feel the energy that you use to keep your life in some sort of shape and shit happens."

A thoughtful, quieter love song. "Pure resigned whimsy. Cork in ocean syndrome."

"....was someone she could really talk to" - fishbowl small town New Zealand.

Despite it's vegetative themes, it is really about being at the end of something and looking for a way out - solitude to get some answers - and hey, sometimes you don't even need words for a chorus.

First track of Wayne's latest album "Sense Got Out" - "I saw this dance floor by the sea, it's night time, a couple are dancing in a soft yellow light. One has dreams the other hope, they are a ray of longing in an impending sadness. Around them shadows are circling like sharks."

"Got the emotional dizziness" - Not to be taken too seriously. Lovely Greg Turner electric guitar solo and some infectious daft piano at the end. And dig those b.v's!

From Sense Got Out. "One of those first take live magic moment things. Hypnotic. The band as one. The take forever frozen in my memory."

A sample of "Art House Movies" from Sense Got Out