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A Lot Of Life Is About How You Feel Relating To Dealing With This Person Or That Person. If This Person Makes You Feel Good, Then They're A Person To Be Around; If They Don't, They're Not. Being In A Band Is Different. The Group Is The More Important Part, And You Have To Kind Of Shift The Way You Look At Life When You're In A Group Of People That You Work With.

I've Spent Most Of My Life Living In Cities Where People Are Obsessed With Looking Down On People From Everywhere Else. You Get So Used To Doing It That You Start To Believe It's Simply What Everyone Does. It Makes For An Atmosphere Of Unwelcome That Penetrates Much Of Our Modern Life. It's A Shame Really Because A Couple Days In Oklahoma Will Open Your Eyes To How Much Better It Would Be If The Rest Of The Country Was Filled With A Few More People From Oklahoma.

For Me, Songwriting Is Something Like Breathing: I Just Do It. But That Doesn't Mean You're Fantastic.

You Want To Embrace, But I Can't Figure Out How To Hold On To It.

I Think The Biggest, Saddest Thing That Happens In Our Lives Is That We Just Don't Embrace The Things That Could Make It Better Because They Don't Seem To Make It Better At Any Given Moment Or We Can't Decide How To Get Across The Aisle To That Person.