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Only 6.
Isn't it hard working so much when you
have a child waiting at home?
Yeah, it is.
How does your wife feel?
Okay, I guess. She moved to
Bali three years ago with her yoga
teacher.
My mom looks after Annie when I'm touring.
She's coming with her to Dubai. I hope
if they get to fly.
Things got a bit
out of hand with me after those first
records. You know,
all the attention,
partying. I was almost never
at home.
The way I was acting, I'd probably have
left myself too. But you still
want to keep traveling alone?
I don't know. I just.
You know, I have gigs now on my record
sell. But in five years or even
less, it can all be over.
Nobody knows. The way I see it, I'm trying
to build a future for me and my daughter
by touring as much as I can right now.
Why did you say you don't have children?
Did I? Yes. No, I didn't.
And besides, you said you don't like
children. People who don't like children
usually don't like talking about them.
I never said I don't like children. Yes,
I did. I wasn't speaking about liking.
I said it wasn't part of the plan.
Right. And if you had an answer, I
wouldn't have found out. When on the calls
I answer. It's a principal man
of principle. Or maybe I just wanted you
to know.
See,
you looked interesting when you talk with
her.
So, how about that dinner?
Sure.
Who are they?
What are you doing? You said you don't
usually do this. No,
I didn't. Well, you gave the impression.
Is it such a big surprise that you're not
the first person I meet someplace? No, of
course not. Maybe I just thought that
we're having. Don't blame it on me. What
you thought. And can I please now have my
phone?
Okay. Tell me one thing. Why are you here
now?
What are you scared of?
I'm perfectly happy. Or just happy enough.
I have a beautiful life. Come on, listen
to yourself. What makes you think that
you're above it all? That you have all the
solutions for everything? I never said I
have any solutions. Easy for you to say.
A guy who's never been committed to
anything. I'm committed to my daughter.
And I'm trying to build a future for her.
But you wouldn't understand any of that
because you're just too afraid to let
anybody get close to you, right? So one
day in the future, she'll have tons of
money and memories of a father who was
always away.
Surely they must have some rooms by now.
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