I Do Write Songs With A Political

There's The Famous Thing That The A&r Man From The Record Company Is Supposed To Do: He's Supposed To Come Into The Studio And Listen To The Songs You've Been Recording And Then Say, 'guys, I Don't Hear Any Singles.' And Then Everybody Falls Into A Terrible Depression Because You Have To Write One.

In Some Ways, I Always Thought You're Better Off Behaving Like A Rock Star When You're A Normal Person. Because If You Do It As A Rock Star, You'll End Up In The Papers And Your Life Will Be Made A Misery.

If You Perform On A Stage Or You Sing A Song, It's Like You Sing Your Song, And Then The Words Go Into The Air, And Then They Go Into Somebody's Body Through Their Ears, So It's Kind Of Like Penetrating Somebody. It's Kind Of Like Having Sex With Somebody - But, Obviously, From A Great Distance.

France Is A Republic, And The Rules In Theory Have Been Made By Everyone Rather Than Imposed By A Dictatorship Or King Or Whatever. So It's Like, We've Got To Stick To These Rules Because We Made Them.

I Would Like To Believe In An Afterlife; It Makes Things More Palatable. But I'm Not Banking On It.