I'm On The Edge With

I'm Able To Laugh Now, Because I've Gone Through A Lot Of Mental And Physical Therapy To Heal Over The Years, My Music's Been Wonderful For Me. But I Was A Shell Of My Former Self At One Point. I Was Not Myself. To Be Fair, I Was About 19, So ... I Went To Catholic School And All This Crazy Stuff Happened, And I Was Going, 'oh, Is This Just The Way Adults Are?' I Was Very Naive.

I Live Between Two Things-i Live Between Art And Pop All The Time.

I Don't Want To Make Money; I Want To Make A Difference.

I Don't Want To Face The Reality Of What People Want From A Female Pop Star. Everybody Always Laughs Because I Feel So Much More Comfortable With, Like, A Giant Paper Bag On My Whole Body And Paint On My Face. Sometimes I Try Really Hard To Take It All Off. But Inevitably What's Underneath Is Still Not A Straight Edge. And I Don't Think It Ever Will Be.

Some Artists Are Working To Buy The Mansion Or Whatever The Element Of Fame Must Bear, But I Spend All My Money On My Show.