Thinking about all the things I have failed to do during the day.
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View all 196 →Wondering if I've turned the gas off.
That to-do list I am supposed to get through but can’t summon the energy for in these weird, distracted times.
Almost anything seems super urgent to deal with at 4am. Then I can't remember it in the morning.
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I guess I would wake up, have breakfast with my children. Then I’d go to the studio and make the best record of my life, and then have a lot of sex! That sounds pretty balanced, I think!
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