It Was A Choice Of Making It

I Started Being Me About The Songs, Not Writing Objectively, But Subjectively. I Think It Was Dylan Who Helped Me Realize That - Not By Any Discussion Or Anything, But By Hearing His Work.

I've Got Used To The Fact -​ Just About -​ That Whatever I Do Is Going To Be Compared To The Other Beatles. If I Took Up Ballet Dancing, My Ballet Dancing Would Be Compared With Paul (mccartney)'s Bowling.

They Want To Hold Onto Something They Never Had In The First Place. Anybody Who Claims To Have Some Interest In Me As An Individual Artist Or Even As Part Of The Beatles Has Absolutely Misunderstood Everything I Ever Said If They Can't See Why I'm With Yoko. And If They Can't See That, They Don't See Anything. They're Just Jacking Off To - It Could Be Anybody. Mick Jagger Or Somebody Else. Let Them Go Jack Off To Mick Jagger, Okay? I Don't Need It.

We Went To America A Few Times And [brian] Epstein Always Tried To Waffle On At Us About Saying Nothing About Vietnam. So There Came A Time When George [harrison] And I Said 'listen, When They Ask Next Time, We're Going To Say We Don't Like That War And We Think They Should Get Right Out.' That's What We Did.

Possession Isn't Nine-tenths Of The Law. It's Nine-tenths Of The Problem.