I Don’t Think [requiem For A Dream]

Learn To Laugh At Your Problems, Cause Everybody Else Does.

When You’re Young, You Don’t Know That You’re Poor, You Just Know Whether Or Not You’re Happy. And I Was Happy, And Loved. My Mom Did Whatever She Has To Do To Get By, And The Lesson I Learned From My Childhood Was That It’s Possible To Pursue Happiness, No Matter Where That Pursuit May Lead You.

All Those Reports That I Sleep In My Closet. I Don’t Know How People Get That. People Are So Obsessed With What You Do At Home.

In 1971, Bossier City, Louisiana, There Was A Teenage Girl Who Was Pregnant With Her Second Child. She Was A High School Dropout And A Single Mom, But Somehow She Managed To Make A Better Life For Herself And Her Children. She Encouraged Her Kids To Be Creative, To Work Hard And To Do Something Special. That Girl Is My Mother And She's Here Tonight. And I Just Want To Say, I Love You, Mom. Thank You For Teaching Me To Dream.

It's Nice If People Ask To Use Your Song. You Have To Make A Decision As An Artist How You Feel About That.