I Love What I'm Doing Most Of

The Day Before I Left To Fly In New York, I Went In The Ocean And Was Just Lying On My Black Looking Up At The Sky, Which Was That Hawaii Blue. Just That Moment Was Worth The Entire Thing. The Ocean Is Everything. It Can Heal You.

By Just Passing Through Things, I Continue To Slightly Limit Myself. I Want The Jobs That Don't Say That Much. I'm Often The Stepping Stone Or The Conduit From One Thing To Another. I Love The Idea Of Existing In A Film And Growing And Having Bigger Arcs, And Being In Scenes Where You're Just Being, As Opposed To Talking. That' One Of My Ambitions, Lying Ahead.

Dub And Reggae... I Play That A Lot Around The House.

It's A Very Selfish Time. When I'm Here At Home, My Responsibilities Are Far Greater. I'm Forced To Be Way More Selfless. My Priorities Are So Far Down The List That It's Hard To See Them. And Yet, When I'm On Tour, I Basically Have To Get The Show Right, Every Night, But The Days Are Really Constructed Around Selfish Activities For Self-improvement, Or Not. That's Where I Feel Guilty Because I Know That Life Is Going On Full-speed When I'm Not Around.

I Don't Know Any Musician Who Got To The Top Without Hard Work. Take Whoever You Want. They All Work Bloody Hard, Harder Than You Think.