When I Was A Kid Ellen Degeneres

I Just Like Food Too Much, And I Don't Want To Change. I Spent So Much Of Childhood Trying To Change, And I Just Got Sick Of It ... I Don't Want To Look Like Britney Spears, I Just Don't Want To. She's Hideous.

I Was Always Being Told Off At School. The Teachers Would Say: 'everyone's Talking, But You're The One I Can Hear.

I Don't Feel Famous And I Didn't Want My Autobiography To Be Like A Paris Hilton Story.

The Shape Is The Most Important To Me Because It Is What Really Matters And What's Really Missing In The Market. Anything Else Is Easier.

Someone Told Me Once That Lucinda Williams Takes Six Years Between Albums, And That's What Stuck To Me; It's Like, You Really Are A Factory. You Don't Do Things To Make Them, On Your Own Time.