You're Not Going To Find A Man

I Worked With My Parents On The Stage In Production Numbers Since I Was 4, But I Never Really Gave Much Thought To Being A Performer On My Own Until I Was 12 Or 13.

Most Of The People I Know In Show Business Don't Need Anybody Pushing Them At All. They're Extremely Aggressive.

My Audience Are The Same People Who Bought My Albums Years Ago. These People Are Now Married, With Their Own Homes, Their Own Families. If I'm In Concert, I Get People Now Who Bring Their Kids.

I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar, In Numbers Too Big To Ignore, And I Know Too Much To Go Back And Pretend.

I Don't Think Any One Person Is The Cause Of All Of Someone Else's Problems.