I Had Written Lyrics To A Song

I'm A Co-writer, Publisher Of That Song ["right Now" ], So For It To Get Accepted, We Had To Sign Off On It. I Signed Off In A Second. "you Bet That Anyone Can Use This. I Don't Care. You Can Use It For Anything." If It Is To Inspire People In The Positive Sense.

I'm John Lee Hooker In The Sense That He Was A Blues Man And He Played Blues His Whole Life. I'm A Rock Guy And I'm Going To Play Rock Music My Whole Life.

I Wasn't Writing The Music. Ed Would Write A Piece Of Music. I'd Listen To It And Come Up With A Melody And Then We Would Arrange It. We'd Put It Together And I Would Write Lyrics To My Melodies.

The Good Thing About Breaking Up Is That You Have Nothing Else To Lose.

I've Had My Fill Of "one Way To Rock" Or "i Can't Drive 55." Those Are Guy Songs To Me, And I'm Cool With That. But When You Write A Great Love Song And You Start Seeing That 50 Percent Of Your Audience Is Beautiful Women, That's Much More Rewarding, Than Having A Bunch Of Guys Out There.