I Kind Of Imagine Myself At Eighty,

The Old Footage Of My Dad, I Always Knew We Were Cut From The Same Cloth, Because My Dad Was Such A Renegade And Always Marched To The Beat Of His Own Drum. To See Where We Were Both Dancing And Being Silly Together, It's Too Beautiful For Words. I Was Really Happy To Have That.

I Can Write A Song In The Back Of The Bus, Where I Am Right Now, Or In My Living Room, And I Can Perform It That Night And Have An Instant Reciprocal Exchange - An Emotional, Impactful Exchange - And It's A Less Technical Medium. It's A Pure Expression From My Soul To Other Souls.

I Was Like Twelve Or Something, When You First Kiss A Guy And You See The Way The Guy Reacts, How They Get Really Excited, Or Whatever. And I'm Perceptive, So I Think, "ah, Jeez, Is That Something That I'm Able To Do?"

Nobody Would Ever Think, "oh, Get Into Acting So You Can Live The Straight And Narrow Path," But It Gave Me A Sense Of Discipline And Focus.

I Knew I Could Live No Other Way, That The One Thing I Wanted Was To Act And Do It Well.