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You Can Never Say Never. I'm Not Sure If I Even Want To. I Just Don't Know. Some Of It Is Just Not Able To Be Reached, You Can't Remember Some Of It And The People That Could Help You Remember Have Passed Away. It Might Have To Remain A Remain.

I Think What People See In Me Is One Slice Of Who I Am. It Does Permeate My Life In The Sense That I Don't Like To Be Told What To Do, Or How To Be, Or How I Can Do It. But I'm Probably A Lot Tamer Than People Would Expect.

I Think The One-on-one Gigs Connecting With The Fans - Is The Most Important Thing. That Will Help Build Your Fan Base. They'll Talk About You, And Word Spreads. Those Things Are Just As Important As Knowing How To Play An E Chord.

Success Isn't One Straight Line - It's A Ladder, And There's Always Another Rung Above You To Reach Out For. Like Anything Else, There Are Ups And Downs.

A Girl Playing Rock And Roll, It's Saying I Own My Sexuality And I'm Going To Tell You What I'm Going To Do. And I Think People Just Find That Threatening.