The Most Important Thing Is To Be

I'm Not Ashamed Of What I Am And That I Have Curves And That I'm Thick. I Like My Body.

I Realize That I Want Something More. Success Is Great, But Then You Also Wake Up In Your Hotel Room At Four In The Morning And You're Like, Wouldn't It Be Nice To Have Someone Here With Me.

It's A Beautiful Blessing That I Get To Help Raise A Man. And I Want To Show Him As Much As Possible.

I Just Wanted To Be Who I Was, Which Was Like So Many Other Girls I Knew. We Grew Up In The City, Had A Hard Edge And Obstacles To Overcome, But We Were Still Young And Beautiful. I Didn't Want To Be All Dressed Up, All Made Up - I Wanted To Be Myself, Which Hadn't Been Done Before.

The Desire To Play Has Always Been In Me. I Remember My First Experience At About Four Or Five Of Really Dying To Sing And Dying To Play That Came From No One Telling Me To Do So.