“People always called The Cure gloomy, but listening to The Cure made me happy. There was something about the gloominess that gave me comfort, and I think we're the same way.”

Corgan, William. Interview. Playboy. (Month?), 1997.

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American musician, songwriter, producer, and author 1967

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