Generally, I Like Making My

I'm Always Writing. It's Kind Of A Curse: You Never Stop. But I Need Isolation To Write. So The Real Meat Of The Material Comes When I'm Off The Road.

You Can Spend Your Whole Life Planning. But Once You're Ready, Get Out There And Start Doing It.

You Get More Insight As You Get Older, On Everything. I Kind Of Woke Up One Morning And Was Like, 'oh I See What's Happening, I Get Everything'. I Woke Up And Was Like, 'i Get It, I'm A Product'.

I'll Let The Record [who You Selling For] Speak For Itself. I Don't Want To Get Too In-depth With My Personal Opinions Of It And Where The Songs Came From Because I Think It Messes With The Listener To Know The Inside Mindset Of The Writer. For Example, I Watched A Pink Floyd Documentary The Other Day, And I Learned That "shine On You Crazy Diamond" Was About [frontman] Syd Barrett. I Didn't Want To Know That!

Like, When I Write A Song, The Song Comes First Before Production. Everything Is Written On An Acoustic Guitar So You Can Strip Away Everything From It And Have It Be Equally As Entertaining And Good Without The Bells And Whistles.