Life Doesn't Come At You. It Comes

I Basically Had The Idea When I Was 18 That I Wanted To Write My Own Songs. I Knew It Was Going To Be A Long, Tough Road, And I Was Like, If I Just Begin Now, By The Time I'm 40, I'll Be Good At It.

It's When You Cry Just A Little, But You Laugh In The Middle That You've Made It.

One Thing I'm Most Passionate About Is That I'm Geared Up And Ready For Another Cycle Of Touring, To Go Out In The World And Be Whoever I Need To Be For Someone.

I Love Surprises And Coincidences. I Love Them Even More When I Don't Pass Them Off As Luck, But Rather Recognize Them As A Sign That My Life's Course Is Right On Track.

I Write A Lot Of Material You've Never Heard That Live Inside My Sadness. You'll Hear A Song That Lasts Six To Seven Minutes Of Just Beautiful Sadness. But I Can't Just Go Out On The Stage To Ask Five Thousand People To Be Sad With Me For Seven Straight Minutes.