I Like My Job But It's Not

On Social Media And [in Person] I Hear Stories Of How A Song Like "home" Helps. Whether It's A Guy Overseas Coping With Missing His Family Or Something Deeper And Terribly Dramatic. Somebody Once Told Me That ["home"] Is The Song They Listen To When They Go To The Cemetery To Visit Their Child That Passed Away. It Gives Them Hope. At The End Of The Day, That's All What I Want To Offer People.

Sometimes Being An Artist Means Knowing When To Let Someone See Something In You That Is There That You Can't Hear Or See.

This Is Why I Wanted To Be Different And Why I Wanted To Have Power And Fame And Money: Because I Wanted To Be Attractive To The Opposite Sex. I'd Be Lying To You If I Didn't Say That Was A Big Part Of It

It's Human Nature And One Day Maybe 20 Years From Now Some Young Kid Will Come Up And People Will Tell Him "my God, You Are Like A Young Michael Bublé. It Happened To Harry Connick Jr With The Sinatra Thing And Now People Are Saying To Me That I Am The New Harry Connick Jr. It Is A Natural Thing. I Remember Hearing Interviews With Harry Connick Saying "i Am Not Sinatra, Leave Me Alone, I Am Different". It's A Small Thing To Deal With.

You Want To Be Commercially Successful And Critically Acclaimed. But The Truth Is, There's Only A Few Bruce Springsteens And Paul Mccartneys Out There.