The Key To Change Is To Let

I Was Angry At My Parents When I Had To Have Brain Surgery, That They Weren't Still Around, Because No Matter How Old You Are You Want You Parents When You're Going Through Something Like That.

I Found It Was Really Impossible For Me To Write Songs When I Couldn't Sing.

Loss Is The Great Unifier, The Terrible Club To Which We All Eventually Belong.

But There's Nothing That Gives Me More Thrill Than When I'm Writing And A Couplet Works. I Find The Right Rhyme, Or It's Just Perfect. There's Nothing That Exciting.

He [johnny Cash] Was So Fragile. We Invaded Iraq In March, And He Died In September. And Because His Health Was So Fragile, He Couldn't Take The Controversy Of Making A Public Statement Against The War. He Knew That People Were Rabid. They Attacked Me Mercilessly After I Did The Press Conference With Musicians United To Win Without War. He Knew That He Couldn't Tolerate That.