You sniffle and you have watery eyes.

It must be those pollen in the Half Moon in Putney or something in the air.

Or maybe it's that pint sized singer-song writer just strikes a chord with you.

By now Amy Wadge effortlessly owns the stage when she sings her classics like Scream (iTunes) and Breathe (iTunes).

But it's the stories about her new songs which bring her album alive.

Songs like "Tell Her" all make more sense when you know that it was inspired by a letter from her granddad to her grandmother, when he had an operation and he wasn't sure whether he'd survive. In it he told her how much he still loved her after all these years.

The whole album was recorded over two days when she was eight months pregnant. And you know her songs come from the heart.

Especially the ones give really bad hayfever sniffles like "Shattered" (iTunes).

You know you've been to a good gig, when you had a serious hayfever attack!