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It's What I Do. I Don't Deserve Any Awards For This, It's Just Music. It's Just Writing Songs. You Sit Down, You Write A Song, You Record It. You Tour And Play The Songs Live, Dress Them Up A Bit Differently, Or Dress Them Down.

Serious Music Usually Doesn't Pay.

We're All Just Animals. That's All We Are, And Everything Else Is Just An Elaborate Justification Of Our Instincts. That's Where Music Comes From. And Romantic Poetry. And Bad Novels.

My Dad's Father Was A White Star Line Trumpet Player In The '20s. It Shaped The Way That I Think About Music. My Grandfather Was Classically Trained, Military Trained. He Was An Orphan Who Ended Up In The Military School Of Music In Kneller Hall.

I'm Not Even Sure What I Want, But That's Not The Point - It's That I Want It Now.