John Fogerty

And you're so happy, you walk out the door, that's center field coming out,

And you come out into this big meadow where, you know, green grass and bluebirds.

You know, it's a Disney cartoon, right?

Right.

And then you turn around and you see frickin' San Quentin, the prison that you were in, and now you're angry.

You look at that and you're just, well, what the?

That's what happened.

You know, when Cinderfield came out,

and was a success, in other words, I was exonerated or vindicated, I should have immediately gone to therapy.

Right.

Seen a shrink.

But that's kind of not my that I wasn't raised anywhere near any of that kind of stuff.

So I didn't know to do that.

Instead, all that stuff that I was repressing so that I could do center field.

It just came out like and I was instead of being overjoyed, I was miserable, bitter.

And it happened all at once.

It didn't like develop.

It was bam.

And for like two years, it was like, you could say Saul's name.

And I would implode like the werewolf in Werewolves of London or something.