You know I never went to music school and I’m Norwegian so it’s hard for me to figure
out words in English.
To explain what I’m hearing and what I want.
Because I don’t even know the words in Norwegian.
So I’m using my body language like, “Oh I want this to sound like that!"
"Like backwards, and up!”
The first time I heard the song, I think it was just a feeling of it being very honest
and very vulnerable.
It’s kind of sad song, but it makes you happy listening to it.
I think that’s the first thing that I felt.
With the first verse I definitely have someone in mind.
My big brother.
I slam the door a lot and he would always shout like, “Don’t take it out on a dead thing!”
He felt sorry for the door.
But I just kept slamming the door.
The relationships I have with different people, either if it’s a boyfriend or a friend or
my family, the line is different from person-to-person.
I never argue with my friends.
I can’t remember the last time I had an argue.
Hopefully I’m far away from the line, and I’ll stay as far as I can.
I think it’s good to argue with people that know you and that know when things are getting
out of control in your head, because then they can cut you off.
They will actually sit down and be like, “Okay. Take a breath."
"What are we really arguing about?"
Or, “What is this about?”
I think my mom would say that I am really scared of confrontations.
I always call her and I’m like, “This happened.This happened. I’m gonna tell that person.”
And I never do it!
When it comes to my music and my career I’m really protective, and that’s when I really
say what I mean and what I want.
And if something isn’t okay, and I’m not okay with something I’ll really let people know.
Because sometimes I can be really scared of confrontations and I’ll just keep that one
thing in mind and it frustrates me for like half a year.
Then when we actually get into an argument, I’ll bring that thing up that happened half
a year ago, which is super annoying.
And sometimes it’ll just come out of my mouth without me even wanting to bring it
up and maybe I’m too harsh when I even say it.
So I’m definitely sometimes more honest than I should be.
When I was little I was very stubborn.
I don’t think, “I’m sorry,” even was in my vocabulary.
I think it’s maybe more about the actions, than what you say.
You have to show them that you’re sorry.
I’ve only been with great guys. They've been so nice and it hasn’t necessarily happened
anything that caused it to end.
It’s just bad timing, or moving.
I’ve stayed in touch.
I’m friends with everyone and I wish them the best.
I’m happy I haven’t had that movie breakup, dramatic heartbreak thing.
Hopefully never.
Knock on the wood.
Wherever the wood is.
I don’t know.