Peaches

And so I feel like...

it just organically developed.

And as you say, from that, like ambushing me, saying like, look at what people, look at how this is going.

Yeah.

Really?

Huge breakup.

That whole album, The Teachers of Peaches, was a breakup.

Also, I had thyroid cancer.

And I never really had any physical pain from the thyroid cancer.

And I actually didn't even know it was cancer until they took it out.

They said, oh, because I had a big lump in my throat, which is also the time I started to develop peaches or develop singing my own, like after doing folk music and rock music and just like coming into my own.

So it was pretty bizarre to like, here's something that's going to block you.

Because they also said, we're going to do an operation.

And if it's cancer, we're going to take out both sides of your thyroid.

And if it's not, we'll just take out one side.

And it is possible that it'll change your voice.

So that happened.

Luckily, it didn't change my voice.

I am happy that they did take out both sides.

I didn't have any effects.