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GOS has said in many interviews and in concert that the song is about one of his manager’s daugthers. Since he lived on the Mills Estate, he would often babysit and became quite fond of Clair. Gordon Mills plays the harmonica in the song and Clair, herself giggles at the end. This was a British Number one in the Fall of 1972.
