I Think There's No Sacrifice

My Father Worked On Assembly Lines In Detroit While I Was Growing Up. Every Day, I Watched Him Do What He Needed To Do To Support The Family. But He Told Me, 'life Is Short. Do What You Want To Do.'

I Would Make Far More Money If Every Song Were My Own, But I Don't Write To Fill Up The Album With My Songs.

I Don't Even Have Voice Mail, And People Get All Out Of Shape About That. But, You Know What, I Don't Want To Transcribe Your Message; I Want To Talk To You. And That Kind Of Freaks People Out A Bit. They Go, 'oh, Who Has Time To Talk?' And I'm Like, 'well, I'm Gonna Make Time.

I Used To Sing At Funeral Homes For Families That Didn't Have A Vocalist. I Didn't Get Paid. I Needed To Sing.

When You're Away For A Long Time, Tastes Change, Fans Move On. You Hate To Think About It, But It's An Ugly Fact Of Life.