What I Enjoy The Most About All

Writing Songs Is No Different Than Explaining To Somebody What You Dreamed Last Night: No One Ever Gives You Crap For What You Dreamed Last Night. "i Was Laying In My Bed, And All Of A Sudden A Stallion Jumped On My Bed And The Next Thing I Know I Was In Mars But It Looked Like My Kitchen"... That's Kind Of What I Do With My Songs, Write Them In A Dream-like Manner. It's Up To People To Swallow It However They Want.

When You Play A Smaller, More Intimate Venue, You Can Have Real Conversations With Your Audience, Take Risks, And Stay Current. You Can Also Change The Set List, On How The Day Feels Or How The Audience Reacts. When You Do Arena Shows, Every Arena Looks And Feels The Same. You Can't See Who Is In The Room.

I Struggle With How Humankind Ended Up This Way. We Made Ourselves Slaves To Money, And We All Have To Work And Be A Part Of This Thing When Time Is Always Ticking. And Before We Know It, A Decade Has Gone By, And Did I Really Get To Do Everything I Wanted To Do Or Say Everything I Wanted To Say?

Life Can't Work For You If You Don't Show Up As You.

I Was Looking For Inspiration. I Found It In California. The Weather Was Always Great, And The Majority Of San Diego Seemed To Be Youth-and If You Weren't 21 And Couldn't Get Into The Clubs, You'd Go To A Coffeehouse And Hang Out.