I Think The Challenges For Me Was

I Say What's In My Heart, And I Do It In My Concerts.

Too Often, The Opportunity Knocks, But By The Time You Push Back The Chain, Push Back The Bolt, Unhook The Two Locks And Shut Off The Burglar Alarm, It's Too Late.

I Don't Think I Was Considered To Be A Cabaret Singer Because I Didn't Have Patter That Was Written.

I Was Kind Of Known As A Ballad Singer. People Would Send Ballads. Some Of Them Would Go Over My Shoulder And Float Off The Top Of My Head, And I Just Didn't Feel Anything. Then I Would Hear A Song That Would Absolutely Shake Me.

I've Got My Whole Life. There's A Lifetime Of Experience, A Lifetime Of Experiencing The Road And The Music And Different Players. It Makes Me A Richer Human Being. I Have A Greater Source Of Information To Tap Into, A Wealth Of Life.