It's a great interview. Thank you for not asking the same questions the same way any other journalist would.

I know what you mean. I love all three of them, but I'm an Isaac fan for sure. So at M&Gs I wind up talking to Isaac. If you don't tell him this weekend I'm sure it will get back to him some how...

"Oh hey Ike, um, one of the fans, Taybear, has the best discription of you ever..."

Taysbear, that has got to be the most original and fitting discriptions of Isaac I've ever heard. "If Jimi Hendrix and Frank Sinatra were ever morphed into one person, that would be Isaac"  So perfect.  :) I love it.

I know exactly what you mean! 

Nope sorry, Andrea! You've got This Time Around. Michelle has Carry You There and always will be just the day before we heard that song for the first time in 2009, May 14th around 2pm... I had given her a piggy-back ride.  I heard that song, and looked down asile and pointed at her and then back at me...  It's been our song ever since. I've never applied it to anyone else.

Don't feel bad! TTA is motivation when you've got to start over from scratch! It's a reminder that neither one of us will ever really have to go it alone. :)

Sometime when I'm not so epically depressed my top four will change and TTA will make the cut actually, that list goes MMMBop, TTA, Carry You There (oh yeah Michelle) and Georgia (because although it makes one of my other friends cry, I can't help but think of her when I hear it.)

I spent most of the day thinking about this and then thinking I must be really depressed. :)

Next Train: Because it seriously fits the story of my life, particularly the line "I'd gladly stay to wade it through, and find out what it meant to you, but it's clear to me this time so I'm leaving..."

Make It Through The Day: "I had dreams of a better me that got lost along the way. My regrets have a bitter taste that I know all to well"... need I say more? I do? Ok. "I take a long slow drag of misery, can you tell me what's become of me (I don't know when I came undone) I'm haunted." ... then the verse "Where will I go if I get out of this place, once I get that far, I'll know." And the strength of the pain in Isaac's voice going in to the chorus from that line... That song has all the strength of a month's worth of anti-depressants. In three minutes it sums all the emotions I've finally had to deal with in the wake of my father's passing. It is the voice of my soul when I have been rendered speachless.

All I Have To Give: There are just layers and layers of connection to this song. Ultimately, though I think I love it because it's a full story, but it's so appliciable to life. "I told you I'd be home by Thanksgiving, but if I can't tell you what I'm feeling it's not really me."  I can't tell you how much I'd love to plaster that on my mother's front door.

Love Song: There's still hope. Love hurts. And we all hear that growing up, but you're never prepared for it. Still, there's hope for love. "It doesn't mean love's wrong just because you're feeling low, and it doesn't mean love's gonecause you feel like you want to let go."

According to my iTunes it's Watershed, Ordinary Words and Next Train, but Hope It Comes Soon and Time Baby Take It are the ones that are most played with in the last month.