I Can Tell How Far I Ought

Once I Got A Guitar That Was Relatively User-friendly, But Not Super-duper Easy, I Really Came On As A Guitarist, At That Point. It Helped. It Was A Super-expensive Guitar Either, But Something Needs To Steer You A Bit, If You're Playing An Instrument That Is Really Hard.

I Like Change And I Like Contrast.

You Can't Buy Time. Everything, For Me, Seems To Be A Race Against Time. Especially Musically.

I Had Another Idea Of Getting A Traveling Medicine Wagon With A Dropdown Side And Traveling Around England. That Might Sound Crazy To You, But Over There It's So Rural You Can Do It. Just Drop Down The Side And Play Through Big Battery Amps And Mixers And It Can All Be As Temporary Or As Permanent As I Want It To Be.

I Deal In Emotions. It's The Harmonic Side That's Important. That's The Side I Expected To Be Much Further Along On Than I Am Now. That Just Means To Say That I've Got To Keep At It.