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But at this phase of my life, I want to write and not have to think about whether a song is going to be a hit. I want to explore the music that inspires me, and I don't want to ape myself.

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 しかし私の生涯のこの時期に至っては、物書きがしたいので、(私の)歌が、ヒットするかどうかに気を使いたくはない。  私は、私自身に閃きを与えてくれる音楽を探し求め、(これまでの)私の真似はしたくない。

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