By The Time I Was In My

I'm Perfectly Happy To Admit That Insecurity. It Doesn't Bother Me. It's There, Just The Same As The Color Of My Eyes Is There. I'm Never Going To Get Rid Of It. I'm Not Going To Wake Up One Morning And Really Like The Way I Look, But As Long As Other People Like The Way I Look, That's Fine.

Freedom. I Will Not Give You Up.

I've Been Approached Many Times By Many Different People, And Most People Want To Do Something That I Write And Produce, And I'm Just Not Into That.

When I Open My Mouth And Sing, The Truth Comes Out. When I Write, The Truth Comes Out. I Can't Lie. That, I Think, Is One Of The Strongest Elements Of My Music. When People Talk About My Writing As Though I'm Doing It From An Accountant's Perspective, It Really Pisses Me Off.

[my Mother] Is Much More Musical, And By The Time I Started Writing Songs - By The Time I Was About 17 - She Started To Believe In Me, Musically.