People Think I'm A Miserable

I Get Criticized For A Lot Of What I Write About, But As Far As I'm Concerned I'm Actually Standing Up And Having A Look At What Goes On In The Minds Of Men, And I Have The Authority To Talk About It Because I'm A Man.

Songs Need To Have The Ability To Change And To Grow For Sure. They Take On Lives Of Their Own. Some Songs Just Don't Have That Capacity. They're Locked Within A Period Of Time. And As Soon As You Take Them Out Of That Period Of Time, They Die Very Quickly.

It's Very Important That The Music Has A Sense Of Adventure To It, And That It's Done By The Seat Of Your Pants. There's A Kind Of Nervy Element About It.

The Concept Of God In America Is Very Different Than It Is In England. Because We See The Horrendous Outcome Of Religion As Being An American Thing, In Which The Name Of God Has Been Hijacked By A Gang Of Psychopaths And Bullies And Homophobes, And The Name Of God Has Been Used For Their Own Twisted Agendas.

I've Always Hated Narrative Songs. I Hate Those Songs Where, Basically, It's An Unfolding Of A Story.