You Can't Change The Past So Don't

I've Enjoyed Every Age I've Been, And Each Has Had Its Own Individual Merit. Every Laugh Line, Every Scar, Is A Badge I Wear To Show I've Been Present, The Inner Rings Of My Personal Tree Trunk That I Display Proudly For All To See. Nowadays, I Don't Want A "perfect" Face And Body; I Want To Wear The Life I've Lived.

I Love "heartbreaker." "heartbreaker" Stands Up For Me Still. It Still Works To Me. The Sentiment Is Still Timely And It Just Works. But I Don't Want To Do That Again. I'm Not Interested In Re-creating That. That Was Great And I'll Just Leave It There.

It's So Hard [to Be Parent] And No Matter How Old You Get And How Experienced You Get You're Always Scared You're Going To Screw It Up And You're Going To Make A Mistake.

But The Soul Of Touring And The Heart Of It Is Basically Every Day Is Like Putting Up A Circus Tent.

When I Started It Still Wasn't Okay To Be This Age And Still Make This Kind Of Music. And Believe Me, I Consider Our Stuff To Be Much Poppier Than - We're Not On Like Cutting Edge, That Kind Of Thing Anymore. And Even Though We're Not Doing Britney Spears Music Or Nsync, It's Still What I Consider To Be Pop Music. So That Does Give You A Little Bit More Longevity, I Guess. But If Somebody Told Me I'd Be Getting Up There And Singing "heartbreaker" At Fifty I'd Laugh. So I Don't Know, I Have No Idea.