When You Can't Climb Your Way Out

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People Want To See The Car Crash Instead Of The Race. But, When You're The One In The Car That's Crashing, It's Not Much Fun. I'm Enjoying The Race.

I Am Not A Preacher. I Don't Want To Stand On A Soapbox And Tell People, "don't Drink. Don't Use Drugs." With My Kids, I Say "don't Drink. Don't Do Drugs." But When They Turn 21, They Can Drink. I Hope They Never Use Drugs, But People Make Their Own Decisions. When They're Old Enough, They Are Going To Have The Chance To Make Their Own Decisions. I Just Hope I Have Given Them Enough Love And Support, And The Ability To Come And Talk To Me If They Need To.

A Lot Can Happen [because Of The Dysfunctional Family]. People Don't Look At That. They Think, "oh, My Kids Are Going To Be Fine. My Kids Are Resilient." But At A Certain Point, The Damage Starts. They Start To Feel Pain - And When They Feel Bad, They Start To Take Painkillers. We Want To Kill The Pain.

It's About What Happens On Stage, Whether We Can Deliver It In A Hungry Way That Is Who We Are In Our Hearts.