I Really Haven't Strayed Too Far, Musically,

With A Heart That Is Truthful, Keeping You Youthful.

Even If I Don't Release It Myself, Somebody Else Might Hear It And Want To Record It. When You Write A Song, It Gives It That Potential.

The Music Business Has Made A 360. It's A Whole 'nother Game. It's Not Nearly What It Was. And I Fear For It, Because, You Know, With The Advent Of The Computer And Online And Downloading And All These Things, They Have Destroyed - That Stuff Has Destroyed The Record Business, Not The Music Business, But The Record Business. The Music Business Is Well, And It's Alive And Thriving. Now, I Hope Something Happens To Turn It Back Around To The Point Whereas It's - You're Earning A Living From Writing Your Songs, From Your Work, You Know, Because It's Not Like That Anymore.

We're All Going To Be Victims Of Temptation At Several Points In Our Lives.

Without You Hearing A Melody Or Music Or Anything Like That, It Would Say Something To You. So, That's What A Song Is To Me. Now, You Have A Lot Of Songs That Come Out, And The Beat Carries Them Over There, Because Of The Beat, And Because Of Some Other Factors And So On And So Forth. But I Want Mine To Be A Song, If You Read It, It's Going To Mean Something To You.