The Knock-out Punch Is Always The One

I Have A 6-year-old, And His Thing Is To Turn On Radio Disney In The Car, And I Get Such An Allergic Reaction To Listening To That Music And The Context Into Which It Falls. I'm Really Working On Him About That.

For Me, There's A Fine Line Between Telling A Story That's Fictional With Lots Of Details And Then Removing Yourself Too Much From It, So It's Bloodless, A Little Too Fictional.

I Don't Envy Anybody Trying To Start A Career Right. There Really Is No Music Business Left, In A Lot Of Ways.

Everybody Kind Of Understands, Oh Yeah You Take Drugs And It Does Something To Your Brain And Then You Can't Stop. It's Easier To Describe That Shame, That Horrible Feeling Of Not Being Able To Control Your Own Life.

It Really Doesn't Matter To Me What People Say About Me Anymore.