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But As Long As You're Creating The Art You Want To Create, If People Start Liking You, You Shouldn't Have To Apologize. You Want Your Stuff To Be Heard By As Many People As Possible.

A Lot Of Times When I'm Writing Lyrics, I Just Think About Insecurities That I Might Have And Turn Them Into A Scene. Some Things May Be True, And Some Things May Not.

That Just Felt Like The Most Natural Name Out Of All Of The Names. Everything Else Just Felt So Contrived. Even Now, When I Try And Think Of Band Names Just Randomly, I'm So Thankful That "fun." Is The Name Of The Band. I Never Really Think Twice About It. It Is So Simple And So Easy.

Lately I've Been Falling Asleep Listening To 'common One' By Van Morrison, Specifically The Song 'summertime In England.' It's 15 Minutes Long, So To Make It Through The Entire Song Is A Real Task Unto Itself, But Van Has That Emotional Payoff That Makes Even His Most Tiresome Songs More Powerful Than Most People's Entire Catalog.

It's As Simple As Finding Something On The Street And Then Writing A Jingle. If I'm Driving And I Have My Turn Signal On And It's Rhythmic, Maybe I Just Write A Song To That.