I Have Always Had A Certain Song

As A Singer-songwriter, What I Do Is Write About How The Human Feels.

I Mean, I've Never Been Thinking That If You're A Fan You Have To Buy Everything That Somebody Puts Out. I Mean, You've Got A Choice. If You Don't Want It, Just Don't Buy It. It's Also A Reaction To Youtube And Sharing Of Files. A Lot Of It Is Really Bad Sound, Really Low Quality. So The Librarian In Me Wants It At Least To Exist There So That In 20 Years When I'm Sitting In My Rocking Chair, It Will Still Exist In The Best Sound Quality Possible, Even Though It Only Sold 1000 Units Or Whatever. As Much As I Love The Whole Pirate Kind Of Thing, The Quality Suffers.

I Love England. It's No Coincidence It's The First Place I Moved To For A More Cosmopolitan Life, Which Is The Only Thing Iceland Lacks.

I'm Not As Religious As Some People About "the Album." To Be Honest, That Was A Product Of A Format. You Had Vinyl, And You Could Fit Five Songs On Each Side, And That's 45 Minutes. You Had A-side Songs And B-side Songs; I Always Loved The First Song On Side B. And There's Nothing Wrong With That. Prog Albums Of The 70s Adapted To That Format Very Much. But Not All Musicians Want To Create 45 Minutes Of Music That Has To Be Listened To In Chronological Order.

Create A Paradise Anywhere You Go.