I Can Find My Way From 500

It's Sort Of A Feeling Of Power Onstage. It's Really The Ability To Make People Smile, Or Just To Turn Them One Way Or Another For That Duration Of Time, And For It To Have Some Effect Later On. I Don't Really Think It's Power... It's The Goodness.

It's A Two-dimensional Gig Being A Singer, And You Can Get Lost In Your Own Tedium And Repetition.

Well, When I Was A Kid I Used To Hide Behind The Curtains At Home At Christmas And I Used To Try And Be Elvis. There Was A Certain Ambience Between The Curtains And The French Windows, There Was A Certain Sound There For A Ten Year Old. That Was All The Ambience I Got At Ten Years Old... I Think! And I Always Wanted To Be A Certain, A Bit Similar To That. But I Didn't Want To Sell Pizza.

I Love The Feeling Of Letting Fly, Of Pushing As Far As I Could Go With My Voice. The Only Way You Can Really Graduate How You Do It Is By Doing It Regularly To People Who Don't Have To Be Super Impressed. You Can Do It In The Studio All Day Long But You Don't Get The Flashback That You Get Onstage.

I Don't See What The Point Is In Growing Up.