I like this Kenny Chesney quote: “You can’t take away pure love of music….They love it and that’s what inspired me the first time I saw them live.” 

Regarding the reference to User Shorty Patent Company’s “Depart So Slow,” I have two copies of the CD.

This part of Grace’s comments about decisions made about music licensing . . . .  “The defining stuff is if the song is good, it’s going to find its way into good places, and sometimes that happens and sometimes you just let your songs go. They’re really not yours anymore, once you put them out to the world. They belong to everyone and they belong to the people who find an association that makes them happy. If they love a sitcom or a soap opera, then they’re allowed to love it and they’re allowed to be overjoyed when they hear the song on it.” . . . . reminded me of these lyrics from Wilco’s “What Light.”

     And if the whole world's singing your songs
     And all of your paintings have been hung 
     Just remember what was yours 
     Is everyone's from now on