I Don't Really Go To Clubs So

My First Favorite Band That Made Music Important To Me Was The Beatles. I Was A Little Kid. I Didn't Know Who Was Singing What Song Or Who Wrote What Song.

If You Sold A Million Records, The Only Way You Could Be Disappointed Is If The Guy Down The Street Sold Seven Million. But You've Got To Start Dodging Bullets Once You've Sold That Many Records, Because Everybody Wants To Kill You. We're Not In That Position. We Can Still Be Very Successful And Not Have To Worry About Wearing Bulletproof Vests.

And I'm Lost Behind The Words I'll Never Find And I'm Left Behind As Seasons Roll On By

I Would Hope That The Future Would Have An International Community That's Not Just Bent On Commerce, But That's Focused On Refugees, Of All Kinds And From All Places. We Don't Know That Won't Happen In The U.s. Someday. It Literally Could Be A Crisis From Climate Change, Or Anything. I Think There Needs To Be A Global Focus On People Taking Care Of People.

I Started As A Drummer, So I Sort Of Took On Singing Duties By Default. I Had Sung Backgrounds And Some Lead Vocals From Behind The Drums In Different Bands That I'd Been In, And I'd Gotten Great Responses For The Songs I Would Sing. I Really Started Pursuing The Possibility Of Being A Lead Singer Based On The Fact That I Was Working A Full-time Restaurant Job And Then Playing Gigs At Night, Hauling Drums Around. One Day, It Just Dawned On Me That, 'hey, I Could Be In A Band And Be The Singer, And It Would Be A Lot Easier!'