Dandelions Don't Tell No Lies.

Samba Rhythm Is A Great One To Sing On, But It's Also Got Some Other Suggestions In It, An Undercurrent Of Being Primitive - Because It Is A Primitive African, South American, Afro-whatever-you-call-that Rhythm. So To White People, It Has A Very Sinister Thing About It.

Writing A Song Is Like - You're Writing A Song All The Time. It's Just When It Pops Out. It's Been There All The Time. It's Not Something That Suddenly You Do It. It's Always There. Suddenly, It's In The Right Mixture Inside You To Come Out. Usually When You're Writing On The Piano Or A Guitar, You Don't Write In Lyrics, On Their Own. To Me It's Very Boring.

I Like To Have A Peek, See What The Audience Is Doing During The Opening Act, Because It Gives You A Clue And Gives You A Good Feeling Of Where You Are - The Air Can Be Different In Different Places.

You Can't Always Get What You Want, But If You Try Sometimes, You Might Find, You Get What You Need.

There Is Something I Like About Talking To Journalists That Really Goes Beyond Promotion Because You Aren't Just Talking To The Journalist, But You Are Talking Through Them To People Who Presumably Are Fans Of The Rolling Stones. The Interviews Give You A Chance To Say A Few Things And Maybe Clear Up Some Of The Things People Read About The Band.