Cease Fire ! Inshallah!!! Baruch

People Who Listen To Them Properly Don't Underestimate Them. Unfortunately, There's So Much About My Career And Me That Distracts People From The Actual Content Of Most Of My Songs.

I Think It's Just That As A Creative Person, In All The Different Things That I've Done Or Ways That I've Found To Express Myself, I've Consistently Come Up Against Resistance In Certain Areas. I Think That The World Is Not Comfortable With Female Sexuality. It's Always Coming From A Male Point Of View, And A Woman Is Being Objectified By A Man - And Even Women Are Comfortable With That. But When A Woman Does It, Ironically, Women Are Uncomfortable With It. I Think A Lot Of That Has To Do With Conditioning.

That's What I Mean About Catholicism - Your Sexual Life Is Supposed To Be Dead If You're A Good Catholic. That's Wrong. It's Human Nature To Be Sexual, So Why Would God Want You To Deny Your Human Nature?

What I Find Really Astonishing Is How Quiet Everybody Is In My Industry. I Mean, Nobody In The Entertainment Business Except For Maybe A Handful Of People Ever Speak Out About What's Going On. Nobody Takes A Political Stance Or Expresses An Opinion.

I Was Working With Toby Gad, Who Spent A Lot Of Time In India. There's A Sitar [in "body Shop"] And The Song Has A Very Indian Flavor To It. I Liked The Idea Of The Body Of A Car As A Kind Of Sexual Metaphor - What You Do To A Car, What You Do In A Car - Drive. So, Lots Of Innuendos, And Lots Of Fun.