I Write Songs About My Own Experiences. You Can't Lie To Yourself. You Can't Pose To Yourself.
I Have Been Told By People That I Should Not Be Seen Clubbing With Good-looking Women, But I Can't See Why Not. Why Be A Pop Star Otherwise?
I Think The Things That Make Me Excited Are Only Best When They're Shared With People.
My Dad Was In The Army. The Army's Not Great Pay, But, You Know, We Moved From Army Patch To Army Patch Wherever That Was. The Army Also Contributed To Sending Me Off To Boarding School.
Sometimes, Reading My Own Media, The Negativity Can Upset Me, But I Just Deal With Things On A Positive Basis. I Mean, I Have Up To 20,000 People Singing My Words Back To Me On A Nightly Basis - They Share My Hopes And Fears, And They Relate To My Own Life Experiences. Life Can Be Pretty Isolating, But That Connection Is Always Amazing.
I Don't Think I Picked Up The Guitar In The First Place As A Way Of Getting Women. There Are Probably Better Ways Of Doing It.
To Get Up On Stage With A Band Is Fantastic. To Play Songs To An Audience Is Mindblowing.
I Always Wanted To Be A Muppet. So When 'sesame Street' Approached Me To Guest Star, I Thought: 'i'm Going To Be On This!' It's Pretty Incredible Stuff.
As A Singer-songwriter Who Gets Up On Stage And Sings About Those Things That Make Me Vulnerable Is An Amazing Experience. You Get Up On Stage And Effectively Take Your Clothes Off In Front Of Thousands Of People.
If You Get Up On Stage And Brag, I Don't Think That's Very Brave. It's Braver To Get Up And Take Your Clothes Off. And I Do That Every Night.
I Don't Know How To Write Without Thinking What People Would Want. You Don't Know Whether They Want You To Be Black Or White, So You Kind Of Get A Gray, Something In The Middle.
Every Time I Do An Interview, It's Like Serious Therapy. But Real Therapy Isn't Something That I'd Ever Have. I Feel Fortunate That Mentally Everything Is Functioning Well.
