Microphones Are Just Like People, If You

When You're Wide Awake Say It For Goodness Sake, It's Gonna Be A Great Day.

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.

That's Not Really Important What Religion People Are Attached To, Because By The Same Argument I Have A Lot Of Christian Friends And Moslem Friends. It's Just Happened That I Do Have A Lot Of Relatives And Friends Who Are Jewish.

If Anyone Had Told Me In The '60s That 20 Years Later We'd Still Be Talking About Whether Pot Was Worse Than This Or That, I'd Have Said, Oh, Come Off It, Boys.

I Have Not Practiced How To Be A Singer Without An Instrument.