When I Was Young I Felt Really

I Was Never Successful In A Noteworthy Way, No One Wrote About Me, And I Didn't Have Recognition. I've Met A Lot Of Musicians Along The Way Who Thought I Was Good, And They Knew That Was Important To Me. Having A Simple Career As A Musician Who Liked Music Was Good Enough For Me.

People Have Offered Me Opportunities In Exchange For Sleeping With Them. But It's Not 1952 Anymore.

When You Have Absolutely No Idea What's Going To Happen To You Or What Your Career's Going To End Up Like And You're Just Really Open To Anything, Then You Don't Really Have Anything To Loose.

I Was Always An Unusual Girl. My Mother Told Me I Had A Chameleon Soul, No Moral Compass Pointing Due North, No Fixed Personality; Just An Inner Indecisiveness That Was As Wide And As Wavering As The Ocean.

I Lived Where I Could And Studied What I Enjoyed Studying. I Took What I Wanted From That Education But Was Making My First Record At The Same Time.