I'm Gonna Go Live In A Cave,

It's Like Getting Into Film - I Didn't Say Early On, 'i'm Going To Become A Filmmaker,' 'i'm Going To Show My Work At Moma.' When You Start To Think Those Things, You're In Trouble.

I Have No Idea What Happens, But I Do Respond To Other Cultures That Treat Life With A Much More Positive Approach. It Teaches - Especially When You're A Child - It Teaches You To Be Afraid Of Everything, You Feel Like Something Bad Is Always Going To Happen. As To Where That Other Way Seems A Much More Spiritual And Positive Approach.

I Am The Shadow On The Moon At Night/filling Your Dreams To The Brim With Fright.

Anybody With Artistic Ambitions Is Always Trying To Reconnect With The Way They Saw Things As A Child.

I Think The Thing Is That You're Very Affected By Your Early Life, And I Think That If You Ever Had That Feeling Of Outsider, Or Loneliness Or Whatever, It Just Doesn't Leave You. You Can Be Happy And Successful, Whatever, But I Think That Thing Stays Inside Of You. It Doesn't Ever Really Leave You. You Kind Of Always Will Have That.