The Greatest Thing About Music Is Putting

So Much Of What We Do As Artists Is A Combination Of Personal Experience And Imagination, And How That All Creeps Into Your Work Is Not So Linear.

When You Drive By Radio City And You See Your Name Up There And It's Only 'your' Name. I Just Went 'ooh'. I Thought This Is Really Like Looking At Another Person.

I Like To Interpret 'call Me A River', As If I'm Saying, 'now You're Telling Me You Love Me After All That, And I'm Telling You To Shove Off.' That's My Interpretation. But I Would Never 'say' That Because Somebody Else Might Interpret The Song In Another Way.

There Were Some Things That I Found I Really Enjoyed Singing About; Like, On The Title Track, There's This Film-noir Character Of A Woman Who's Sort Of Losing It In A Room.

I've Sung A Lot Of Emotional Songs, But When You're Writing It's Very Difficult To Decide What To Reveal.