The THREAD that TIES together everything I LOVE is HONESTY in the INTENTION.

The ELEGANCE of HONESTY NEEDS no adornment.

I suppose my JOB is to describe SPACES that are honest to me. And the goal, I suppose, is that the listener can hear themselves in some way in that SONG and also, in some way, hear me. And so if the listener is able to identify with my HONESTY then I'm being the most helpful I can POSSIBLY be.

People OFTEN COMMENT on the FEELING and SOUL in my music, and I think part of that comes from the honesty and diversity of the kids I went to school with and jammed with.

I never thought that I would be a PARENT and have kids. It is the layer to my life that I never knew I would NEED. You are around HONESTY and vulnerability every DAY - it's so good.

I think there's a lot of honesty in that track. 'Smalltown BOY' was about leaving Glasgow but it was ALSO about the people I had come to MEET on my journey, especially when I was squatting in LONDON.

Do what is right... do it with HONESTY and vigor. Be creative - that's IMPORTANT. Don't FOLLOW what other people are doing.

In 'Ta Chuma,' we used FOLK language so that the honesty reflected in it can LIVE in people's hearts FOREVER.

'Honesty' in SOCIAL life is OFTEN used as a cover for rudeness. But there is QUITE a difference between being candid in what you're talking about, and people voicing their insulting opinions under the NAME of honesty.

I THINK what kids who like heavy MUSIC are really looking for is the HONESTY and candour of it.

I BELIEVE in the FACT that an audience has one heart. I can just tell you one thing: If I sing the 'Adagio,' and I pull it out with all the honesty I have - whether they're JAPANESE, Italian, American or Belgian or FRENCH - they will react in the same way.

I believe the foundation of LOVE is based on HONESTY and TRUTH.