I Feel My Shows Are

Love Is Like Grass. If You Fall On It, It May Leave A Stain And Some Temporary Pain. But You'll Get Over The Pain, It Will Eventually Stop Hurting. Now Maybe The Stain Ruined Your Favourite Pair Of Jeans, Or Maybe It Was Nothing Special That Was Ruined, But Either Way The Stain Remains There. And With Time, It Will Begin To Fade, But It Will Always Be There, A Permanent Reminder That You, Too, Once Fell.

I Feel My Shows Are Like A Late-night Talk Show That We Settle Down And Do Every Night.

My Fear Is That I Go Up To The Girl Of My Dreams And Say 'i'm Sorry, But I've Got To Say Hello To You,' And She Slides The Stool Back And Gets Up And Walks Away, Saying, 'not For Me, Bub. I Don't Want Anything To Do With You.'

What I Enjoy About The Live Experience Is Getting Onstage, Being Handed A Guitar That Is In Tune, Taking It Off Mute, Knowing That The Very Moment I Want To Play A Note, I Can Play It. People Are Waiting On Me And I'm Waiting On Me, And I Have No Idea What I'm Going To Play. That's The Biggest Joy In Life.

Whenever They Say It Can’t Be Done, Remind Them That They Make A Jellybean That Tastes Exactly Like Popcorn.