The Only Thing That Stays The Same

My Belief Is That Cancer Comes From Inside You And So Much Of It Has To Do With The Environment Of Your Body. It's The Stress That Will Turn That Gene On Or Not.

People Ask Me, 'is Being A Parent The Be-all, End-all?' And I Say, 'oh, It Definitely Is Up To The Person, And It Is Difficult, It Can Be Very Difficult, And It Can Be Extremely Healing.' That's What I Have Found, That The Children Are Mirrors. Everyone Is A Mirror, But Children Especially Because They're Day And Night And All Day Long.

It's So Hard To Listen To These Trains Outside My Window, Here It Comes Again. And It's Calling Me, Begging Me, Follow Me Down The Track. And It Moans So Dark And Low, Baby Ain't Comin' Back... It Sounds Like Crying, It Sounds Like Letting Go. Breathing And Lying, Sinking And Dying Slow. And I Watch From My Window, Touching The Cold Glass Sky. As The Train Rolls Down The Track, I Say Goodbye.

Everybody's Got A Hunger No Matter Where They Are. Everybody Clings To Their Own Fear. Everybody Hides Some Scar - Precious Pain. Empty And Cold But It Keeps Me Alive. I Gave It My Soul So That I Could Survive - Keeping Me Safe In These Chains.

I've Worked Since I Was 11 Years Old, Playing Music And Following The Dream, And Shaking And Moving And Doing It. And Then, You Have Cancer And It Was Like 'ooooohh.' It Was Like A Big Eraser. It Was The Only Thing In My Life That Had Ever Made Me Just Stop.