Marriage

PD: Do you want to get married?

JM: I want to live a very traditional life with a very untraditional day job. You know what I mean?

AM: Do you see yourself getting married?

JM: Of course. I mean, I'm still the kid from Connecticut. That's what you do.

RF: What have you found in Montana?

JM: I just found home, man. And it gives you outside perspective. I'm gonna have one wife, a certain number of children, friends that are set, fans that will listen to the music that I make.

["Til the Right One Comes"] is a reasoning as to why you haven't settled down yet. And it is really cathartic to say to somebody—like people say to me, "cause you don't want to have kids." I go, what are you talking about?! "Well you don't want to get married and have kids." What do you mean I don't? Of course I do.