I Think Globally And Act Locally.

I Think The Idea Of Getting Out Of A Traffic Jam And Getting Out Of Work Each Week And Going And Doing All This Stuff Would Be Really Exhausting.

When I Left The Beatles, I Made An Album Called Mccartney That I Played Everything On. And It Was Kind Of A Cool Experience. I Felt Like A Professor In A Laboratory, Just Crafting Stuff And Adding This, And Putting This On And Moving The Microphone, And It Was Very Homemade.

There Is Good And Bad In Everyone.

You're Always Looking At Last Year, Or 10 Years Ago, Or Your School Days, Or Your Teenage Years, Your Formative Years. Because That's Exactly What They Are, They're Your Formative Years.

I Am Quite Happy That The Beatles Came And Went. There Is Even A Sort Of Glory In Not Having It Go On Forever. There Is A Complete Body Of Work That Went From A To Z And It Is All Pretty Damn Good Stuff. The One Thing I Am Particularly Proud Of Is That Nearly Every Single Bit Of It Has Some Good Message. I Feel Fortunate When I Look Back. Life Is Not Easy, But I've Been Very Lucky - And I'm Touching Wood As I Say That.