Privilege And Complacency Paralyze Me With Fear

I Stand Firm Behind The Belief That, For Me, Songwriting Isn't Something That I Do Or Command, It Happens To Me. I Can Either Choose To Stop And Acknowledge It, Or Put It Off And Hope That It Won't Fade Away. 'that Wasn't Me' Is No Exception - It Came Together More Quickly Than Any Other Song I Have Ever Constructed On My Own.

I Have Vocal Trouble From Time To Time Associated With Sleep Or Wine! Or From Sleeping In A Bunk The Size Of A Coffin And Breathing In Bus Air Conditioning All Day.

I Tend To Support And Get Behind Issues Instead Of Candidates, Because Of The Whole 'super Bowl' Generalization Of Our World - You're On This Side, I'm On That Side; You're A Republican, I'm A Democrat; You're Country Music, I'm Rock Music.

I Hope That Somewhere In Small Town, U.s.a., A 15-year-old Kid Looks To Me As A Role Model The Way I Looked At The Indigo Girls And Elton John As Role Models.

Writing Is Sort Of Putting A Puzzle Together Halfway. Then, Performing It Has Always Been The Completion Of It. Once That Happens, I'm Feeling Verbally Communal With Other People. It's Out There And I Feel So Much Better About It.