I write these songs to move through some pain or work out some issues, and if I’m successful in my art, in my expression I shouldn’t feel the same way I did when I wrote those songs anymore, and there should be a logical progression. But if as an artist I can express myself in some way that ends up helping someone else get through some hard times, I guess that great for everybody. It helps other people. But the problem with the music industry in general is that artists get into because they have a desire to be desired and they have a desire to scream their heads off for whatever issue happened to them in the past, they weren’t armed with the proper tools to move through any trauma, or they were a child of divorce or lost their parents and what they end up doing is kinda screaming their heads off, and at some point they get popular and now they’re a part of an industry that is run by people who are uneducated emotional people. In a way its kind of a dead end. In this society we expect those artists to continue screaming til the end of their days. If you don’t eventually feel better then I’m not sure how effective your screaming was and how your screaming is going to help someone else. So I should work out of those issues and move onto some other challenges, and thats for me what the wine is. I think I’ve moved through a lot of the problems I’ve had in the past and I don’t necessarily want to scream my whole life. If the songs don’t help me, how are they going to help you?