I Believe In A Glamorous Life, And

I Know People Said I Wasn't Selling Out In America, But That Was Entirely Untrue. We Sold Out All Over The World, And Every Night I Looked Out Into The Fans And Those Front Rows That You're Talking About, The Tears, The Honesty, The Inability To Not Be Completely Overjoyed Because They Felt Accepted.

What I've Discovered Is That In Art, As In Music, There's A Lot Of Truth-and Then There's A Lie. The Artist Is Essentially Creating His Work To Make This Lie A Truth, But He Slides It In Amongst All The Others. The Tiny Little Lie Is The Moment I Live For, My Moment. It's The Moment That The Audience Falls In Love.

I Live In Hollywood, But You Can't Make Me Love Hollywood. I'll Never Love Hollywood.

Knowing That I Inspired Sam Smith Is One Of The Most Powerful Experiences I've Had As An Artist. I Was Sam. I Still Am Sam.

All You Care About Is How Punk Rock You Feel When You Wake Up In The Morning.