Paul Mccartney And John Lennon Would Often

I Think There’s No Greater Joy Than Completing A Song Out Of Thin Air. It’s Like Inventing Something, But It’s Invisible, You Know? It’s Weird. It Amazes Me. You Can Send It Out In The World, And That’s The Joy. It’s Like Giving Birth To All These Songs And Letting Them Go Like They’re Your Kids.

Whenever There's A Camera In My Face, That's When I Feel Vulnerable, And Then It Turns Into A Little Bit Of Being Self-conscious, Which I Think Is The Worst Kind Of Vulnerability.

I Enjoy Going On Stage Knowing That There's Going To Be That Vulnerability And That Transparency And Hopefully Things Will Be Realized Or Accomplished Or That Confidence Will Be Revealed. I Think That's Another Element That People Like About Shows: In Addition To Hearing The Songs That They Love, I Think There Are Some People Who Really Get Off On Connecting With What's Happening Right Now.

You Know, There's Still A Lot Of Great Songwriters Out There Who Hand In Songs. And There's A Lot Of Brilliant Singers And Performers Out There Who Sing Other People's Words. I Enjoy Doing Both.

Here’s To Freedom, Cheers To Art. Here’s To Having An Excellent Adventure And May The Stopping Never Start.