It's My Party And I'll Cry If

I Think I Turned To Writing Really Just To Wake Up In The Morning And Be A Musician And To Have Something To Do, And Feel Like A Musician Every Day Even If I Wasn't Working.

I Meet A Lot Of Young People In The Midwest, And I Saw What A Difference A Show Like In The Life Can Make To Their Lives In Some Of These Small Towns Where, You Know, There Are Probably Two Gay People In The Whole Damn Town.

And I Thought, You Know, A Little Gender Confusion Makes A Better Person. A Little Adversity In Life At An Early Age. It's Character Building.

I Just Kind Of Lived My Life Naturally And Did What I Wanted To Do.

And That's What Got Me To The Piano, That's What Got Me Up In The Morning: A Blank Piece Of Paper And A Hope To Have Something By The End Of The Day.