i have more of the fluffy bunny syndrome than my friend leroy did.he would come into a room, i would say everything's good. he was like i am going to kill him. i could see it in his face. he used to call me a could meal on. he would be next to me. someone would walk into a room, and i could turn into somebody else in a sense. i don't notice it. he used to say he enindividual -- envied it a bit. he took it as sort of dishonest. i took it as taking the easiest route. if i want to get over there, i will tend to go straight to it. but if there's a fire over there , a comfortable chair over there, and i can get there a round about way, i will do it that way rather than try to jump over the fire. tavis: would you say that you are a camille onchameleon -- chameleon musically, or have you found your niche and will stay in it? >> i have heard people say they don't have an identity, or the band doesn't know what it wants to be, and i like that. i love music. as a writer, and i don't know if i succeed or not. it is hard to be objective from this side. i suppose