Sheryl Crow

If you meet me halfway with a baby, great.

If you don't.

And lo and behold, the two boys that I have

could not be more brother-ish, could not be more of a crow, and it could not have picked me at a more— I mean, I was ready, and I was awake and aware, and I wanted them.

And I'm sure you're the same place.

You're like, I want my daughter now.

When you're in your 20s, do you really want to raise a human being?

I don't know.

I don't know if I could have, you know, I don't know if I would have wanted to even.

Yeah, and I'll tell you what, the older they get, actually the older I am, I'm just completely in awe of the fact that we ever grow up to be adults.

So many things can go wrong, you know.

I don't know.

I mean, I think I tell my kids this all the time.

I'm like, you have a college fund and you have a therapy fund.

And I hope you go to college, but I really hope you go to therapy.

Because, and I tell them all the time, I've done a thousand things wrong.

And I've done things that I haven't known were wrong, that you will sit in a chair someday and need somebody to help you walk through the mythology of what I did that you felt like was to you.

Because we're humans, you know, and like my older one, Wyatt,

when he was little, he would say, are you mad?

Are you mad at me?