I've Got Sunshine On A Cloudy Day

I Always Try To Write A Song, I Never Just Want To Write A Record. Originally I Was Not Writing Songs For Myself. ....and I Can Say This, Most Of The People Who Have Recorded My Songs Are Songwriters Themselves. ... Even If I Don't Release It Myself, Somebody Else Might Hear It And Want To Record It. When You Write A Song, It Gives It That Potential. When You Write A Song, A Song Has Longevity. ... So I Wanted To Sing Inspirational Music, And That's Exactly How I Approached It-only The Words Have Been Changed To Declare My Relationship With God. Songwriting Is My Gift From God.

If You Feel Like Loving Me, If You've Got The Notion, I Second That Emotion.

A Taste Of Honey Is Worse Than None At All.

I Remember My First Check That I Got For A Thousand Dollars, And Where I Grew Up, I Never Thought I'd Have A Thousand Dollars At One Time.

The Music Business Has Made A 360. It's A Whole 'nother Game. It's Not Nearly What It Was. And I Fear For It, Because, You Know, With The Advent Of The Computer And Online And Downloading And All These Things, They Have Destroyed - That Stuff Has Destroyed The Record Business, Not The Music Business, But The Record Business. The Music Business Is Well, And It's Alive And Thriving. Now, I Hope Something Happens To Turn It Back Around To The Point Whereas It's - You're Earning A Living From Writing Your Songs, From Your Work, You Know, Because It's Not Like That Anymore.