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You Can't Live In The Past, And I Don't. I'm Not Nostalgic About My Own Work, At All.

Music Is More Like Water Than A Rhinoceros. It Doesn't Charge Madly Down One Path. It Runs Away In Every Direction.

I've Always Felt Writing A Song Was A Bit Like Going On Location. That's True In An Almost Literal Sense. Where You Are Seeps In Somehow.

I Just Got Into It Like A Lot Of People Through The Rock 'n' Roll Bands In The Late '60s That Turned To Country Music, Like The Byrds And Buffalo Springfield, But Particularly Through The Byrds Because Of Gram Parsons, Roger Mcguinn And Chris Hillman (with Their 1968 Album Sweetheart Of The Rodeo). They Kind Of Introduced English Kids To Merle Haggard And George Jones And The Louvins (brothers Charlie And Ira).

The Long Arm Of The Law Slides Up The Outskirts Of Town.