“-when I came back I thought, ‘I guess I’m gonna give this another shot.’ It took a lot of work. A lot of work. It was making the decision that instead of ignoring the fact that I have a certain brain chemistry I decided to do what I could to get better.”
I write all the songs, I’m the singer, I’m the guitar player, I’m the harmonica player. There’s so much riding on me and my performance and how much I’m paying attention and doing everything correctly, so there’s a lot of pressure there that you put on yourself.
-it adds up and you’ve gone out on a journey somewhere new, somewhere wonderful.
“-overall I felt like I didn’t have to do things the way everyone else does them because I found a way to do things that worked for me.”
“I think the minute that it becomes too unbearable to do it despite your circumstances that’s when honestly you should stop doing it.”
I’m sitting very comfortably tied for first place in my Thrones mortality pool, although I’m…
If anything I feel like the benefit of art has always been to feel comfort and to make you feel less alone- to provide connection to other people. You may have had this experience by yourself, I may have had this experience by myself, but we can watch this together and we can share this catharsis and find renewed connection. That’s really what I hope to achieve.
