The Fact That I Was A Junkie

I Didn't Have To Go All The Way To India For Spiritual Enlightenment. The Blue-collar Spirituality Of Everyday Life Was Right In Front Of Me, It Was In Every Nook And Cranny If I Wanted To Seek It, But I Had Chosen To Ignore It.

I Was Starting To Come To Grips With The Fact That I Had Created A Lot Of Pain And Suffering Around Me, Not Just Within Me.

I Don't Even Know What Words To Use To Talk About The Music Industry Anymore. But The Business Has Changed A Lot - The Methods Of Releasing Music.

The Energy Is Still Similar Because I Saw Some Old Footage Of Us When We Were In France That They'd Dredged Up Out Of God Knows Where And I Was Like, The Energy Is Still There.

I Like The Idea Of Defying The Convention Of What It Is To Be In Your 40s, Or 50s, Or 60s.