What I Want To Do, I Do!

The 50s Were Great Because I Collected Stamps.

If You Do What You Think Is Right For The Benefit Of Everybody And Everything And You Make Decisions, To Go Back And Regret Them Afterwards - It's A Futile Experience And It's Not Worth Thinking About. Because Life Just Unfolds. Provided You Do Your Best And You Think You're On The Right Track, You Can Only Be Right Or Wrong. But To Regret It - I Don't Think There Are Any Huge Errors Or Misdemeanors.

I Don't Think I've Aged Gracefully.

I Love The Feeling Of Letting Fly, Of Pushing As Far As I Could Go With My Voice. The Only Way You Can Really Graduate How You Do It Is By Doing It Regularly To People Who Don't Have To Be Super Impressed. You Can Do It In The Studio All Day Long But You Don't Get The Flashback That You Get Onstage.

It's Part Of Me To Get Off On Those Moments Where... Well, What People Would Call Attention. Obviously, That Isn't The Be-all And End-all Of Life, But At The States Of Creativity That I've Reached, Well, It Helps The Lyrics Along A Little Bit.