It's All About Love. We're Either In

A Lot Of Artists Talk About Getting Out Of Their Comfort Zones And Being The Most Proud Of Their Newest Album. But It Is True For Me. I Rethought A Lot Of What I Do.

You Want To Be Commercially Successful And Critically Acclaimed. But The Truth Is, There's Only A Few Bruce Springsteens And Paul Mccartneys Out There.

I Think Elvis Presley Is A Crooner. Even People Like Eddie Vedder, I Hear Him Sing Some Things And I Go "wow". Seal, That Kind Of Nice Voice, Too.

I Think I'm A Mama's Boy Who Wanted To Be A Hockey Player, Who Failed, And Had To Become A Singer. I Think That I'm A Generous, Impatient, Kind, Jerk.

I Don't Want To Be The Flavor, The Passing Thing That The Girls Scream At. I Think That It's More Important For Me, Honestly, That The Guy Who Gets Dragged To The Show, You Know, Looks At His Wife And Says, Thank You, That Was Great And Tells His Buddies.