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	Ema	None can take your genuinity away.. and so being true to yourself. Be proud of it!   Posted by Ema on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:13 AM [Reply to this]

	Stephanie Stephanie Sheard	its good that you r who you r ,we your fans know you you r,and that to us is truley a star,a beautiful beautiful star,your words move me ,im touched darren take care we are always here for you ,love always xxxxxx   Posted by Stephanie on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:18 AM [Reply to this]

	Kim	I am glad you are genuine! I am not famous, but I understand people confusing what I do with who I am. Counting the hours until I get to meet you later today!XOXO,KIM   Posted by Kim on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:18 AM [Reply to this]

	Camille	I've been a fan of yours since the early days of SG. I commend you on being true to yourself. I am an even greater fan of yours because of it. Words aren't adequate to describe how much I admire you as a person... aside from how your voice and music touch me... Much love & respect always, Camille   Posted by Camille on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:19 AM [Reply to this]

	♥nikki♥	Camille hit it right on the nose. Darren you are more than just your music and being true to yourself is the greatest respect you can have personally. I wish I could have seen you in Hollywood but time did not permit. Continue to dance to your own tune darlin, cuz its working! xoxoxo Nikki   Posted by ♥nikki♥ on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:47 AM [Reply to this]

	SiMBiANi ™	*hugs* Lovely post... as always... ^-^   Posted by SiMBiANi ™ on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:20 AM [Reply to this]

	Dallas	What you do, and what you've always done... helps people. I just wish you could see that... you make it sound as if what you "do" is some small matter, as if it is just "making music" but it's so much more than that... where would I be today without that music in my darkest times? Not just your music, I had books, too... but your music was such an important part of my escape from a very unhappy reality.... Even if you were "what you do"... you'd still be a Saint..... but of course there's even more to you than that, amazing.   Posted by Dallas on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:21 AM [Reply to this]

	Julie	No we are definately more than than what we "do" "Are you someone famous?" bless! lol You should have told him you were that guy who use to be in Savage Garden.hehe It is such a shame that more people aren't exposed to your beautiful delicate music. I highly admire the fact that you have chosen to remain authentic a rarity these days. It sounds from this insightful blog you have read as many self help books as me;) I love how you articulate your thoughts it truely is a gift. You would make a great writer! Julie xX   Posted by Julie on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:24 AM [Reply to this]

	Center of Adrenaline	Of course you would make a great writer, Darren....You ARE a great, fabulous, wonderfully amazing, touch-you to-the-depths-of-your-heart-and-soul writer! :) Speaking of which, the following line from the previous blog sounds like it belongs in one of your songs: "What is it about the English? They seem to dot my path like paper lanterns" Listen to me......Giving 'writing advice' to the master! :P Love U tons, & thanks for EVERYTHING!   Posted by Center of Adrenaline on Saturday, November 10, 2007 - 5:19 PM [Reply to this]

	Janice Janice Grant	You are SOMEONE.... DARREN HAYES...that says it all. Janicex   Posted by Janice on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:27 AM [Reply to this]

	Izzy	Thanks for sharing this D, I have moved from my country myself, following a dream, a dream called England i had since i was three. I dont think we are our profession, or our artistry, or our religion, we are a part of all, we come here to experience life, as here i mean this world. Life has so many faces and i think we come here to make our joy in a physical form. That is what is life about to me, being happy, alive, giving love. You give it through music sometimes, not all the times tho. So... how do you measure your success? In a book I read recently I found he answer I could not find in words but only felt: Through our happyness, how happy, comtempt, alive we feel. I think you are the most successful artist i have ever known. You stood up by yourself, you made the music you loved and you have many many people finding inspiration in it! Today someone special asked me out, *giggles* he doesn't have to be a popstar to make me feel the luckiest go in the world. He makes me happy, and laugh he is my measure of success. I dunno if you get what i mean, I struggle explaining myself sometimes. I just think, what we manage to achieve that bring us joy, it is our measure of success. It isnt in money, in power, in fame, in charme... I simply measure my success in joy n love i feel, in both good times and bad times. Have you ever noticed how even in the worst of times someone can bring a small light of joy? Isn't that a success? Ok randomed too much here xxxxx Izx   Posted by Izzy on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:27 AM [Reply to this]

	Darren Hayes	beautiful..   Posted by Darren Hayes on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:29 AM [Reply to this]

	Martin	Darren Thankfully you know that your are more than this and you are more than that. And your friend's comment about your search is what has come through each album, a chronology of Darren shared with the world over time. The chip never goes away. It just gets better understood. xM.   Posted by Martin on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:34 AM [Reply to this]

	CHRISTIE Christie Cox	Awe just always be yourself!!!! You don't need to impress some dumb hair dude!!!:P But it does seem things have become more about what you do how much you make... I think in the scheme of things you should never loose track and always try just to be a good person!!! ;) That' what matter <3   Posted by CHRISTIE on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:38 AM [Reply to this]

	Mark Mark macpherson	cheers bro.   Posted by Mark on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:54 AM [Reply to this]

	Amanda	You have a way with words. Beautiful!!   Posted by Amanda on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 8:56 AM [Reply to this]

	It's M(aaike)E	I speak for myself when I say you're so much more than what you do, but what I love is that it doesn't only count for me, but for so many other people! I love you and look up at you because you are the way you are. And you're not what you do, but what you do is an important part of you. x Maaike x   Posted by It's M(aaike)E on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:03 AM [Reply to this]

	Julie	Sorry to write another post but I had to add this;) because your beautiful thoughts made me think of this song: "I traded fame for love Without a second thought It all became a silly a game Some things cannot be bought I got exactly what I asked for Wanted it so badly Running, rushing back for more I suffered fools so gladly And now I find I've changed my mind" J xX   Posted by Julie on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:07 AM [Reply to this]

	beryl	We are all what we are Darren but sometimes our true self comes through. Your's certainly has and has made a difference in so many lives,we thank you sincerely for that. It is lovely for us that you now feel the UK is your home you are so welcome here. We as true fans welcome you and your soulmate with open arms. Keep doing what you do so well for as long as you want to we will always be there for you. As long as you are happy what does it matter if some people you meet along the way do not know who you are. You are my NO 1, I would love to be yours but I willingly join the queue. Sending you so much love Beryl UK XX   Posted by beryl on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:10 AM [Reply to this]

	Katherine	You definitely are more than what you do, Darren. Obviously, none of us "fans" can possibly know you as well as your husband, family, and friends but most of us know that you are much more than a musician. You are a person first and what you do is secondary. I don't know if I'm explaining it right but I hope so. You should've come to a place like Supercuts in my area. They wouldn't even have asked what you do...lol. Kinda funny in a way that I went to get my haircut too. My bangs were in my eyes and I was going nuts!! But I digress :-). I look forward to seeing you tomorrow!! Still not sure I'll stand in line for an autograph because I'm sure they'll rush people through so I don't know if truly meeting you will be possible but I'll definitely be there for the performance!! Love ya!!   Posted by Katherine on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:11 AM [Reply to this]

	Renee	QUOTE: 'Are you someone famous?' he asked LoL! And soooo much more :o) Aside from the "famous" aspect ... which I clearly am not ... I can relate to the "what do you do" interrogation. And I often find I make excuses for being an "at home mum". It's always kinda irked me that people are so focused on what one does. I have a degree in Education, and plan to one day return to my chosen profession. However at present, I am needed at home, and I often question why I feel 'unworthy' as I hesitantly answer "I'm a mum". Not the same, I know ... Either way, YOU are so much more than what you do! That's why we LOVE you xoxo   Posted by Renee on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:12 AM [Reply to this]

	roberta roberta signorello	You are more than music...you are yourself and you are gorgeus! Love, Roberta.   Posted by roberta on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:20 AM [Reply to this]

	RockStar Michael Howard	I find too many times espesially as gay men ... we are all pusheinto a certain role or mode ... truthfully i feel we are all souls looking for our peace and our time of enlightenment ... Darren you are more than songs, videos, and shows... you are an amazing man with a strong sense of self, spirit, passion and honesty few people in this day and age have ... thanl you so much for sharing ... you astound me everyday :)   Posted by RockStar on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:24 AM [Reply to this]

	Nelson	I dread that question more so now than ever, at the risk of sounding like a bum. A month ago I'd mumble "control systems engineer", to expect a "wow", to then say "not really, its quite a boring job" and then, upon an insisting listner, explain what the job entailed to then move on to what my real interests were. Since quitting my day job I tend to yo-yo between web designer... singer... songwriter... actor... I really don't know what I "do" when I'm trying to find my bearings. I was on the phone to my car insurance company the week after I quit to request a hire car while mine was being repaired. To prove my case, I was asked the "what do you do" question. The following week I had an acting job so I said "freelance actor". The lady on the phone proceeded to tell me that only full time people get these benefits and I obviously didn't need a car so urgently. I explained that I had more driving to do now than before, since all my "little" jobs require that I move from place to place. Upset, I noted that I was actually a full time engineer, and was on holiday and did acting jobs on the side. Her tone changed immediately and proceeded to help me find a hire car. Should I have just said "control systems engineer" to baffle her? Is this some form of "what do you do?" discrimination? We see it on forms everywhere. Even in gym membership paperwork. Why should it set the tone to how people treat you? What other questions should we ask to define others? "What is your sexual orientation?". "What political party do you vote for?" Cause really, when it comes down to it. I'm really just a "bum" at the moment. -Nelx   Posted by Nelson on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:30 AM [Reply to this]

	Katherine	Hey! Sorry for the second post but after reading Izzy's comment, I would say that he hit the nail on the head. I was avoiding saying this but what the hell...lol. I have a few friends who are professional Tennis players so for about 10 months of the year they are travelling everywhere and even to some places on nobody's map :-). It is really hard for some of my friends to not let Tennis be what defines them and let it be just what they do. They love what they do but that's not all they are. It's hard to keep that perspective when they have "tennis groupies" around that only like them for what they do and not really care about who they are. I know that professional sports probably is not like the environment of the music business but reading your entry, I can relate from the perspective of what my friends go through and seeing them make similar comments. You love music. It's a part of your soul and who you are but its not all that you are. I'm sure you know by now not to let just one thing define you. But just to repeat...you are many things. And we're, your fans, lucky enough that you share parts of yourself with us...total strangers. OK, I need to get my ass to bed. Wish me luck that I can get in a good spot to see you tomorrow and don't end up with someone standing in front of me...lol. As always...love ya.   Posted by Katherine on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:35 AM [Reply to this]

	Pauline Pauline Emerson	"And the question is, was i more alive than i am now? I happily have to disagree; I laugh more often now, i cry more often now, I am more me" I can so relate to all that and the feeling is so good.   Posted by Pauline on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:42 AM [Reply to this]

	Lunahaze Yvonne Yates	We love you because of your genuine nature and the fact that you aren't a "pop star" in the sense of not being yourself to have a hit record. You write personal songs, that turn out to be fantastic and draw a lot of people in. You are honest and you've fought hard to get where you are today, even if it's not top of the charts and everyone knows who you are and sees you on tv every second of every day. I personally think if it did end up like that some fans would lose interest very quickly. Yes we want you to be known for your music on your own merits and hope that one day you do get there because then you will have made it on your own (with the backing of your fans of course!) and you will be so deserving of that position in life and know you didn't sell out to do it. So glad you are in a happier place now and I'm personally glad I've been with you in a fashion on your journey to be where you are today. xxx   Posted by Lunahaze on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:43 AM [Reply to this]

	Sharon Sharon Bidwell	I totally believe people are more than what they do. I certainly never define a person by their job. It's probably one of the last things I ask about them. However, if you're doing something you love then it is part of who you are. As a writer I understand the desire to create. Take that away from me and it would be as if I lost part of spirit, but it's still not the total sum of who I am. I love the way you express yourself.   Posted by Sharon on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 9:44 AM [Reply to this]

	Tarabya Tarabya Al-Eidan	Stay strong, Darren! I've always hated it whenever someone asked for an "explanation" as to who you are! You're always in our hearts, and that to me is the best place that anyone can be -er, I know that did sound quite as grammatically-correct as you would've liked, but you know what I mean! XO   Posted by Tarabya on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 10:03 AM [Reply to this]

	Linn	We shouldn't be what we do. We should be what we are. And I can without a doubt tell you that you are one of the kindest and most genuine people out there. And that in my eyes makes you something extraordinary.   Posted by Linn on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 10:18 AM [Reply to this]

	beryl	Just have to say Barb that you have it so right, we do what we do but that isn't what we are. I look forward to your Blog. lol x   Posted by beryl on Saturday, November 10, 2007 - 7:58 AM [Reply to this]

	Lynne~ fallen angel~	I wrote this poem three years ago. At a time, I was at a very low ebb. I wrote it about a certain singer songwriter who managed to lift me up and set me back on track in knowing this life is about finding inner peace. Because of you I laugh more freely Cry more openly Feel more deeply See beauty in the simplest thing You unbind my heart and make it sing I know I have been Touched by an angel With invisible wings. You are somebody to so many of us. And so more than what you do. xLynne   Posted by Lynne~ fallen angel~ on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 10:29 AM [Reply to this]

	♥ Shan ♥	That is beautiful and so true.   Posted by ♥ Shan ♥ on Saturday, November 10, 2007 - 6:03 AM [Reply to this]

	[bombastic]™/sp1nn3r	"And the question is, was i more alive than i am now? I happily have to disagree; I laugh more often now, i cry more often now, I am more me" Beautiful words, darren. (even if they were taken from somewhere else) I hate it how people define you by what you do for a living. I work full time in retail (so yea, a checkout chick, pretty much). And when i tell people, they tilt their head, and go 'oh'. But you shouldn't be defined by what u do. Because u only do it, to pay ur bills. To put food on the table. Life isn't all happy and pretty pictures. ...but you can do your best to make the most of it. Time goes pretty quickly.... and its those times u were talking about, when u stop to have a look around, that u realise, just how precious life is. Hugs Sarah   Posted by [bombastic]™/sp1nn3r on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 11:07 AM [Reply to this]

	beryl	Exactly Sarah, doing what we HAVE to do isn't what we are. have a good day. x   Posted by beryl on Saturday, November 10, 2007 - 8:03 AM [Reply to this]

	Marilyn... Marilyn Cremona	There is a phrase that I often use with other fans... 'but it's Darren' - what that means is that you are wholy unique, so that your name sums up everything. You are what we see and hear-of course there are other facets to you- but you never try to pretend..what is in your mind and your heart is shared with all of us. Don't ever stop "being Darren"- we love you the most for it!   Posted by Marilyn... on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 11:17 AM [Reply to this]

	judy Judith gregory	You know who you are,we know who you are and we love you for yourself.Just as an added bonus, you have a gorgeous voice and you're hot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   Posted by judy on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 11:35 AM [Reply to this]

	Amal AKA Melo	well, if you are what you do, than you’re doing more than great… but of course you are much more than what you do, at least you are more YOU ever after… not everyone can achieve that privilege that easy.. I know I still hadn’t :( and btw, even though I don’t believe in the commercial industry and stuff, but I think everyone in the world deserve to hear what you do,, bcoz I believe your latest work is the most smartest amazing thing ever,, it’s so sad to know that there are somebody who still hadn’t heard of it yet :(… everyone deserve to know about one genuine smart man called Darren Hayes, coz simply, everyone deserve the best,,, I don’t know how these stuff can be managed, but god knows I’m doing my best around my surroundings, amazingly, it was easy, do you know why? COZ YOU’RE FAMOUS HERE IN JORDAN :D, almost everyone knows you, but sadly not everyone knows that you had a new album out… it’s still not in the markets yet!! I don’t know why!!! but you know what? I think it’s just a matter of time,, I’m so damn sure that you’ll be there ever after , not bcoz you want to, it’s bcoz you deserve to (~_^) you’re the best cheers (“,)   Posted by Amal AKA Melo on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 11:42 AM [Reply to this]

	Gemmadh	I would like to think we are all more than what we 'do'. Have a blast tonight and the next few weeks in America Big love Gemma xx   Posted by Gemmadh on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 11:49 AM [Reply to this]

	Damo Damo Hamilton	No matter what happens it's always good staying true to ourselves, sometimes it's more difficult than others however if we're open something beautiful always comes from everything. d   Posted by Damo on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 11:51 AM [Reply to this]

	Michelle Michelle Bartholomew	Hey I had the same sort of thing in Melbourne - except it was the 'where are you from' thing, being that I was visiting from Adelaide to see Darren Hayes live again! LOL... As for the other part - I would hope I'm not known as what I do, or what I have done. I still work in a supermarket (now full-time in a different company), I work the concerts at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, I used to do pizza delivery driving... and I'm thinking about doing some DJ'ing around the place (done that 3 times now!)... By the way... I have no life! LOL!   Posted by Michelle on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 12:12 PM [Reply to this]

	Guppy Elizabeth Hunter	I sincerely hope to hell we aren't simply what we do, though most people judge based on that and well if I were to be measured on that scale I'd be doing a whole lot of nothing. Which really isn't true, well the way I look at it anyhow. I just start a lot of things, get distracted by something else and try that instead because I really don't know what I want to do, and probably will never know what I want to do. Which I know most people will find irresponsable, but...Who cares :B I doooon't. So long as I'm having fun with whatever it is I'm doing at the moment, the only person it matters to is meeee. Doesn't make me who I am though, I do that myself. And it's really impossible to define entirely, and people's brains do love to be able to sort things into neat little boxes so maybe that's why a lot of times "What do you do?" get's confused with "Who are you?" Buuut anyway. Now I really want to make a photo collage thingey that best shows who I am :O Hmm, maybe I shall do so later. Silly, boy. Making me think such thinky things this early in the morning, and want to do fun things when I have no time. Should be a law against that you know. Oh! And! Can't wait till Boston ^__^ I shall arrive super early so I can be sure to get in. I would seriously cry if I missed you :(   Posted by Guppy on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 12:14 PM [Reply to this]

	Megan	We are not defined just by what we 'do'; more who we are & the people we take with us on this journey called life. Ahh, you see, us English are just clearly 100% amazziinnggg ;D Megan x   Posted by Megan on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 12:21 PM [Reply to this]

	Ivana	Beautiful words Darren :-) I think what we do can't be considered for the only measure of our success. What we do indicates some kind of success which might be viewed in the eyes of public and society but the measure for the real success is the subjective success, the one we feel and live. It's something you must feel, the happiness, giving and receiving love, joy, the satisfation with who you are and what you do, the feeling of having someone who can make you smile, laugh or cry, your own feeling that belongs only to you. It's all that makes you who you are, not an artist but a man who's managed to touch the hearts of so many people by inserting a big part of his heart, soul and who he is in what he's been doing:-) And we so love you for that:-) Ivana xx   Posted by Ivana on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 12:23 PM [Reply to this]

	eileen	Hi Darren, I hate Hairdressers for there mundane questions, don't you? lol obviously this person has NO taste! Talking about authenticity, you have never needed to remain commercial to your fans, we always love everything you do! We just want you to always be Darren! I am just back home from a rememberence service at the local High School, ( our community was asked to attend ) I am very humbled today by the young kids responses to the war dead and injured, makes ya think huh! Life has a way of stirring those inner emotions! Anyway you have a great time in the US, sorry Richard has flown home, but absense makes the heart grow fonder, and all that! You have great time and keep us posted! Eileen xxx   Posted by eileen on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 12:29 PM [Reply to this]

	Vanessa	Thanks for quoting that lyric at the end, Darren, it just about sums it up. I've said before on this blog (though heaven knows there's no way for you to remember every blog comment you receive, that would be silly.) that you are the most authentic musician I've ever known. You don't do things because the suits make you, you do what you think is right and what will benefit your music and even your fans in the best way possible. Just the fact that you're coming to America to do these signings and one-off gigs shows that. If a 22 year old girl with no industry experience, who has never even met you, can tell something like that about you, you've got to be doing something right! There has always been that genuine aspect to you and I thank whatever dieties might be reading this for the fact that you've managed to keep it up over the years because (and this is another thing I've said here before...I love repeating myself I suppose, hehe.) you've given me faith in musicianship, and you've shown me that in order to be successful you don't have to be some robot that wears tight jeans and ripped t-shirts because the polls show that's what your target audience likes. I'm babbling. Sorry! This is just something I feel strongly about. . .Anyway, good luck in Cali tonight my dear, and I will see you next weekend in Chicago! xVanessa   Posted by Vanessa on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 12:36 PM [Reply to this]

	Charlie	Stop reminding me why i love you ! ;-)   Posted by Charlie on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 12:55 PM [Reply to this]

	catriona	I once heard "fame" described as the "sombre renown of waning statesmen and chinless kings". That was in the first paragraph of a book called Great Jones Street, by one of my fav authors, Don DeLillo. Strangely enough, it was about a reclusive popstar who retreats from dissatisfaction with the life fame and fortune has bought him, to a small unfurnished flat in the wrong part of town. Great Jones Street is in Manhattan but it could be anywhere. The search for self is in the mind. I have also heard it said (and from my own Mum, no less!) that man glories in what he DOES, while woman glories in what she IS. It's simplistic, and maybe prejudicial, but there's a core of truth there. I have fulfilling work...but I'd much rather be "renowned" for what I am. Because what I do, and have done, over the course of a lifetime, has changed with years and circumstance, but what I am has remained constant. And you... the passage of those years may have knocked the chip off your shoulder, but you've still got that fire in your soul. ;) That's what you are.   Posted by catriona on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 1:11 PM [Reply to this]

	Berenike 山下	you know what, Darren? everytime I read your blogs... it's like I'm immersing into another world ~ your world The world of your music and the world of your thoughts... You make me think... ...about things I've never asked myself before that's just so amazing... thank you so much for making me think LOL and you're so much more, than what you just "do" you've got a great heart, a great soul you're just...you... ;) Love xxx, Berenike   Posted by Berenike 山下 on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 1:12 PM [Reply to this]

	Michelle	hehe, when the hairdresser asked what you do, you should have said you were "London's Top Male Model" !!!! Would have totally been believable ! xxxxx~michelle   Posted by Michelle on Friday, November 09, 2007 - 1:12 PM [Reply to this]

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