The Truth Is, That I Feel Alone

I Wanted To Be A Visual Artist Because I Grew Up Around A Lot Of Painters And Photographers And Had A Very Artistic Upbringing. And I Fantasized About Being A Drug-dealer When I Was A Kid. I Thought It Would Be A Good Opportunity; I Knew That The Market Would Be Strong. Is That Bizarre?

I'm Terminally Dissatisfied. That's Probably Part Of Being An Artist.

I Lived On The Street When I Was A Kid, I Wasn’t Even At School, So I Had A Whole Different Set Of Experiences For Those Formative Years. I Was Gone… I Was In A Very Precarious Place When I Was Younger.

I Don't Know, When I Was A Kid, When I Would See Shows That Changed My Life, I Would Go To See Shows Where There Was My Mother Taking Us To See Classic Rock Concerts, Like Zeppelin, Or When I Saw Pink Floyd Or When I Saw, You Know, When I Was A Little Older, And I Saw Nine Inch Nails, And I Saw The Cure.

I Was And I Still Am A Dreamer, That Made Me The Person I Am Today