She's A Good Girl, Crazy About Elvis,

I Didn't Worry About My Career Ending, But There Were Days Where I Felt Pretty Beat Up By It All And Just Pretty Tired, Because They Didn't Make It Easy For Me. And Coming Right Off The Last Lawsuit, It Was The Last Thing I Wanted To Get Involved In. When It Was Over, We Didn't Really Celebrate, We Were Just Exhausted. I Lost All Interest In The Record Business And Never Wanted To Do Anything Except Hand In A Record Again.

When I Decided To Be A Musician I Reckoned That That Was Going To Be The Way Of Less Profit, Less Money. I Was Sort Of Giving Up The Idea Of Making A Lot Of Money. It Was What I Loved To Do. I Would Have Done It Anyway. If I'd Had To Work At Taco Bell I'd Have Still Been Out At Night Trying To Play Music.

Every Verse A Diamond, Every Chorus Gold, The Sound Was My Salvation. It Was Only Everything, Before Money Became King.

I Think It's Important To Always Offer Something New.

Music Is Probably The Only Real Magic I Have Encountered In My Life. There's Not Some Trick Involved With It. It's Pure And It's Real. It Moves, It Heals, It Communicates And Does All These Incredible Things.