We Believe Frederick Nietzsche Couldn't Have Been

The Last Thing I Want Is To Walk Into My House After A Long Day And See All The Grammys And Awards. It Would Make Me Feel Weird.

I Don't Worry Cause, Everything's Gonna Be Alright.

The Desire To Play Has Always Been In Me. I Remember My First Experience At About Four Or Five Of Really Dying To Sing And Dying To Play That Came From No One Telling Me To Do So.

My Mother Was Raised Very, Very Strict Catholic In The Midwest. There Was So Much Fear And Intimidation [in The Faith]. So, Growing Up, I Was Always Looking For My Connection. I've Found Myself Praying Before Meals, Before Bed; There's Always Been This Gratitude For Things That Are Bigger Than Me.

Living Will Always Be A Struggle Looking For Someone To Love You.