We Don't Live By Just Sleeping And

When I Was 4 Years Old My Mother Put Me Into An Early Music Education School. That's Where They Taught You Perfect Pitch And Harmony And How To Write Music And All That. At That Time, One Of The Homeworks Was To Listen To All The Sounds And The Noise Of A Day And Transfer That Into Musical Notes.

I Think I'm An Observer In A Way. And My Life Was Not So - Well, My Life Was Bad Too - But It's Just That I Had The Sense To Cope With It. But It's Probably Not That Easy To Cope If You're In A Society Where You Get Killed When Your Husband Dies.

In The '60s We Fought For Peace, When The Vietnam War Was On. We Were Against The Cops And Against The Politicians, And There Was A Lot Of Waving Banners And All That. And I Think In A Way, Just As They Were Enjoying That Machoism Of War, We Were Enjoying The Machismo Of Being Anti-war, You Know?

We Artists Have The Dignity To Tell The Truth To The People, Unlike Politicians.

I Get Very Sad When I Think About Vietnam Where There Seems To Be No Choice But Violence. This Violence Goes On For Centuries Perpetuating Itself.