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We Really Try Not To Spend Too Much Time Thinking About What We're Supposed To Be A Punk Band, Or Whatever. We Do The Exact Same Thing Today That We Been Doing For Years And Years And Years.

Even Though It Was January, In Los Angeles It Was Beautiful And Sunny And The Blue Skies Were Out And It Was Hot Everyday, So I Think It Was Just A Product Of Our Environment. And California To Me As A Concept Or As An Idea Always Seems Like Endless Optimism And Endless Opportunity - When People Think Of California They Think Of Palm Trees And Blue Skies And Gorgeous Sunsets And Beaches And Everything Else. But There's Also This Weirdness To California, This Darkness, It's A Place Where People Come To Follow Their Dreams And Sometimes Don't Make It.

All I Can Hope To Do Is Instill Great Morality In My Son And Trust Him Along The Way. The Music He Listens To Or How He Chooses To Wear His Hair Doesn't Define His Moral Compass, And If He Wants To Listen To Country Music And Wear A Cowboy Hat Too, That's Fine.

I Grew Up The Biggest Fan Of The Cure. Knew Every Lyric, Had Every Album, B-side, Single, Poster, Everything. Then Cut To Fifteen Years Later, And We're Working On Songs Together. Ridiculous.

I Would Probably Say, 'don't Worry So Much About Stuff As You Grow Up.'