Watching the South Korean film Past Lives. I was on a plane and weeping uncontrollably.
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I often cry when people do things well, like on Britain’s Got Talent; I cried at the old ladies doing finger knitting.
A few nights ago I was crying in my sleep, dreaming of my dead parents.
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As a great songwriter.
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Nothing. I love getting old – I love the freedom it allows you.
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Quiet, noisy, androgynous.
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