He [george W. Bush] Lived Up -

Onstage, It Was Always Comfortable For Me, Because That's Where I Felt At Home. Offstage, It Was A Different Situation. I Was Still Shy Offstage.

If You Write Great Songs With Meaning And Emotion, They Will Last For Ever Because Songs Are The Key To Everything.

I Find That So Many Of My Peers Of My Age Don't Listen To Anything New. But I Love The New. I Love The Energy Of The New, The Energy Of The New Act. The Young Are So Important. The Young Give You The Energy, And If You Don't Notice The Young, And You Don't Give Them Credit And You Don't Listen To All Sorts Of Music, Then You're Missing Out On Something.

Onstage It Was Always Comfortable For Me Because That's Where I Felt At Home. Offstage It Was A Different Situation. I Was Still Shy Offstage And Unfortunately, My Shyness And My Inability To Communicate And Really Have Great Conversations Or Be Part Of The Gang - In Inverted Commas - Led Me To The Drug Addiction, Which, You Know, Blighted My Life For 16 Years Because I Thought By Doing That It Would Make Me Join In.

Unless You Show Off You're Not Going To Get Noticed.