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When People Hear The Word “beautiful”, They Expect Something To Be Pretty. And For Me That's Not Always Necessarily The Case, Y'know.

As Musicians It's Often Difficult. You Go To A Dinner Party And Most People Treat You Like Some Kind Of Exotic Animal And In A Way Like You Don't Have Any Problems And That It's All Fantastic And Glamorous And That You Wake Up In The Morning, You Kick The Groupies Out Of Bed, You Roll Onto The Floor Onto A Needle, Right, Which Fills You With A Lovely Substance, You Roll Into The Gutter And You Stare At The Moon And Out Comes Beautiful Poetry. The Fact Of The Matter Is That That's Nonsense. It's A Lot Of Hard Work.

I Had A Great Deal Of Arrogance And A Great Deal Of Bravado, But I Think The Bravado Was Brought On By A Huge Insecurity.

You Lose So Many Material Possessions Being On The Road. You Can't Get Too Attached To Stuff And You Have To Remember That People Must Never Become Possessions. People Are Spheres Intersecting. You Have To Make Sure That One Sphere Doesn't Ever Take Over The Other. Individuality Is Absolutely The Most Important Thing

If I Was A Girl I'd Still Swing Both Ways Anyway.