When I Grow Up I Want To

Music Is Too Important To Be Left To Professionals.

Writing And Singing Does Give Me Some Kind Of Release From The Demons Of My Past, It Is A Therapy Of Sorts, But To Be Honest, My Marriage Played A More Important Role In The Acceptance Of Myself Than Performance Has Ever Done.

I Walked Along That Slippery Slope Where If You Fail Through Lack Of Faith, You Sell Your Soul To The Devil.

The Thing I Fail To Do Is Fully Comprehend What's Given Back To Me By The Audience. You Would Think You Would Be A Performer Partly So You Could Feel All The Appreciation Or Adulation, But I Haven't Quite Managed That Yet.

People Might Say I'm Difficult, But Did You Ever Hear Anyone Describe A Label As 'difficult'? By Nature, Artists Should Challenge. When They Call You Difficult, It Is A Reflection Of The Imbalance Of Power.