I Don't Want To Be My Extravert

The Grown-up World Was A Very Ordered Society In The Early '60s, And I Was Coming Out Of It. America Was Even More Ordered Than Anywhere Else. I Found It Was A Very Restrictive Society In Thought And Behavior And Dress.

I Suppose You Do Think About The Time That's Allotted To You More Than When You Were Younger. The Mortality Thing Obviously Has A Stronger Pull For You. It's An Imminent Truth; It's Not Necessarily A Bad Thing. You Realize - Much Earlier Than My Age Now - That You Won't Be Able To Play For England's Football Team, Just To Take A Really Crass Example. So You Can't Have That Life Again. Unless You Believe In Reincarnation Or Whatever. Reincarnation? That's A Whole Other Question. I Find People Who Talk About That Sort Of Thing In Interviews Idiotic. And I Don't Want To Go Down With Them.

They're So Boring. They're So Pathetic, All Those Journalists. Most Of Them Are. Most Of Those Kind That Write Gossip Stuff, And Most Of It's Gossip. Things Are Just Invented About Your Personal Life And You Just Have To Take That. It's Bullshit. People Believe It, Though. They Just Believe Everything They Read.

I Don't Think That Being In A Full-time Relationship Is Necessarily For Everybody All Of The Time. It's Not Necessarily Some State Of Grace.

I Like To Have A Peek, See What The Audience Is Doing During The Opening Act, Because It Gives You A Clue And Gives You A Good Feeling Of Where You Are - The Air Can Be Different In Different Places.