No One Is Out To Break Your

I've Got To Admit It's Getting Better. It's A Little Better All The Time.

When I Sit Down To Write A Song, It's A Kind Of Improvisation, But I Formalize It A Bit To Get It Into The Studio, And When I Step Up To A Microphone, I Have A Vague Idea Of What I'm About To Do.

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.

When You First Get Money, You Buy All These Things So No One Thinks You're Mean, And You Spread It Around. You Get A Chauffeur And You Find Yourself Thrown Around The Back Of This Car And You Think, I Was Happier When I Had My Own Little Car! I Could Drive Myself!

The Interesting Thing About The Beatles Was: The Music Was One Thing, But We Kind Of Symbolized A Certain Kind Of Freedom At A Time When People Of Our Generation Were Just Growing Up And Just Becoming Adults.