When I Heard Bjork's Debut,

I've Never Wanted To Be A Star, I Never Wanted To Be A Famous Person Or Anything Like That, And I Think My Fans Know That As Well.

I Feel Like My Songs Are Very Relevant And Very Meaningful, But I Literally Have To Get Rid Of The Nostalgia For Shows Because I Would Just Be Mess On-stage Otherwise.

I Feel Like Sometimes I'm So Positive And Sometimes I Think The Worst Of Everything Or I Think The Worst Is Going To Happen. It's How I Deal With Stuff Day-to-day, It's Just How I Get By Really, And It's Probably Not The Best Way To Be.

When I Heard Bjork's Debut, That Was When I First Realized That I Could Be A Singer, Even With My Unusual Voice.

By The Time I Got Writing 'halcyon,' I Was On A Roll, And I Realized I Had So Much To Write About, I Realized I Had So Much Built Up Inside That I Couldn't Really Alleviate Before, And Then All Of A Sudden It Was Like Reservoir Burst.