Pursuing one's own dreams is itself a process of repeating this sentence.
We keep practicing, keep sprinting.
In those days of ups and downs, everything was cloudy and foggy.
Davis, holding a guitar and a stray cat, travels back and forth between New York and Chicago
with a view, how bumpy life is.
There is no ideal of smooth sailing, and there is no hardship without reward.
You talk about folk songs and sing about your life.
No matter whether the album is a big hit or not, no matter where your lover
is, you are always there, in this place that leaves you to breathe.
The dream without money is Nothingness, but money can't be kept without dreams.
The former will make you very tired, the latter will make you have no idea what it feels like to be tired.
I think we all have a ballad in our hearts to sing our own tired and not tired.
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