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I'm More Critical Of My Songwriting Than Anybody, But I've Worked Really Hard In The Last Five To 10 Years To Improve. I Didn't Take It All That Seriously When I Started. It Was A Little Bit Of A Stigma To Being A Songwriter Or A Folkie Back Then. I Did A Lot Of Send-ups Of Sensitive Singer-songwriter Stuff When I Was Starting Out, Which Limited My Development As A Songwriter In A Way. I Wasn't Really Fully Given License To Explore That Until The Mid-90s. I'm Still Working On It; I'm A Little Bit Of A Late Bloomer.

Let The Desert Wind Cool Your Aching Head. Let The Weight Of The World - Drift Away Instead

[early On,] The Attitude Was That What I Was Doing Wasn't Music.

There Are A Lot Of Technical Studio Things I've Learned Or Figured Out, And I Feel Like I Could Use Those Things To Help Other People With What They're Doing.

Growing Up, A Film Was An Action Film Or It Was A Comedy Or It Was Romantic, But You Don't Really See Such Stark Lines Between Genres Nowadays.