Anybody Who Cares Less About Wanting To

I Have A 6-year-old, And His Thing Is To Turn On Radio Disney In The Car, And I Get Such An Allergic Reaction To Listening To That Music And The Context Into Which It Falls. I'm Really Working On Him About That.

It's Not Easy In This Phosphorescent Gloom Telling Waking Dreams Apart Anyhow.

I Probably Would've Kept Slogging On That Same Chord Change, Because There's A Tendency To Have That Happen. You Get Into The Cadence In Your Mind, And It's Hard To Make The Kind Of Left Turn That You Probably Need To Keep It Really Interesting.

I Thought Everything Was Interesting. I Wanted To Go Scuba Diving And I Wanted To Learn How To Surf. Because I Grew Up In The 60s Girls Were Not Allowed To Do Anything. As I've Gotten Older And Realized That Women Can Do Things Like That I Thought, 'why Not? Now's The Time.'

When Things Are Really Great, It Just Means Everything's In It's Place.