I Think I'm A Mama's

I Think I'm A Mama's Boy Who Wanted To Be A Hockey Player, Who Failed, And Had To Become A Singer. I Think That I'm A Generous, Impatient, Kind, Jerk.

Someone Asked Me The Other Day, 'do You Get Upset When People Say You Are The Young Frank Sinatra?' It Doesn't Upset Me. It Is A Huge Compliment, But It Is False.

A Lot Of Subjects Blend Into The Same Thing: Intolerance. When You're A Little Kid, You Don't Know That It's Going To Get Better. Your Life Experience Hasn't Told You That. I Want To Protect Those People. I Want To Send Out A Message And At Least Try To Get That Across.

Sometimes Being An Artist Means Knowing When To Let Someone See Something In You That Is There That You Can't Hear Or See.

I Think I Was Annoyed Going Through The '90s Just As A Guy Who Loves Music. There Wasn't A Lot Of Music For Me. Everything Was Groove Driven. We Lost The Plot With The Melody. There's No More Melody.