Songs Have Some Kind Of Structure That

I Feel Like The Sixties Is About To Happen. It Feels Like A Period In The Future To Me, Rather Than A Period In The Past.

I Lost My Voice. I'd Never Had To Cancel A Show Before And I Had To Walk Around With A Pad And A Pen, Writing Things Down.

I Think That Selling Rights Is A Bad Move Commercially, Not Just Morally. It Cheapens The Songs. When People Come To My Concerts, They Often Hold Up Candles When We Do "let It Be." I Don't Think They'd Do That Anymore If The Song Suddenly Became Part Of An Oldsmobile Ad.

There's Nothing Like The Eureka Moment Of Knocking Off A Song That Didn't Exist Before - I Won't Compare It To Sex, But It Lasts Longer.

My Dad Was A Particularly Polite Kind Of Guy, Very Courteous. So When We Got On A Bus, He Would Always Encourage Me And My Younger Brother To Get Up And Offer Our Seat To An Old Lady. I Grew Up Kind Of Liking That, Thinking, Y'know, That's A Nice Thing, That's A Courtesy.