It's As Simple As Finding Something On

A Lot Of Times When I'm Writing Lyrics, I Just Think About Insecurities That I Might Have And Turn Them Into A Scene. Some Things May Be True, And Some Things May Not.

I Don't Have A Twitter Or A Facebook, But That Doesn't Mean I'm Any More Productive Than The Rest Of The World.

Lately I've Been Falling Asleep Listening To 'common One' By Van Morrison, Specifically The Song 'summertime In England.' It's 15 Minutes Long, So To Make It Through The Entire Song Is A Real Task Unto Itself, But Van Has That Emotional Payoff That Makes Even His Most Tiresome Songs More Powerful Than Most People's Entire Catalog.

I Don't Play An Instrument - I Just Write In My Head, And I Usually Hear Fully Formed Songs. 'we Are Young' Turned Out So Much Like It Was In My Head. But It Also Exceeded All My Expectations.

Lyrics Are So Important, I Hate Every Second Of Writing Them, But It's Something I Take Great Pride In When It's Finished.