In which our hero, who was born to write songs, tries to figure out his life with help from the interviewer.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
It holds me together
I'm just hanging out tonight, man. The middle of the week kinda depresses me. It's strange -- you'd think it would be the start of the week. And it probably would be, if I let it. I don't usually allow myself to think about Monday when Monday is actually happening.
That can be a good strategy, farmboy.
It's just fuckin' survival, man. That's all it is. I'm at my most vulnerable in the morning, so I try not to think about anything.
I mean, so much of how we live is centered around The Fuckin' Job. It's fuckin' ridiculous, you know? I gotta put my work clothes on, I gotta make a fuckin' lunch, I have to be careful at work to not let my co-workers know too much about me-- just because I feel better that way. I like to separate The Fuckin' Job from my real life.
Which is music. Your real life, that is.
Yeah. That's pretty great. These days I come home from work and play guitar and sing, just because it feels good and I know I get better and feel good about myself.
You need to encourage that playing, farmboy.
Oh, I do. It's a gigantic priority. It's super important. It holds me together. I don't know how people who don't play a music instrument make it through life. I think I'd be afraid that I would just explode.
Maybe you would.
Explode?
Yes.
I guess we'll never know, now, will we?
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