People Think The Beatles Know What's Going

I Don't Believe In Magic ... I Don't Believe In Jesus ... I Don't Believe In Buddha ... I Don't Believe In Elvis ... I Don't Believe In Beatles.

That Radicalism (of The '70s) Was Phony, Really, Because It Was Out Of Guilt. I'd Always Felt Guilty That I Made Money, So I Had To Give It Away Or Lose It. I Don't Mean I Was A Hypocrite. When I Believe, I Believe Right Down To The Roots.

Nothing Affected Me Until I Heard Elvis. Without Elvis There Would Be No Beatles.

You Can't Cheat Kids. If You Cheat Them When They're Children They'll Make You Pay When They're Sixteen Or Seventeen By Revolting Against You Or Hating You Or All Those So-called Teenage Problems. I Think That's Finally When They're Old Enough To Stand Up To You And Say, 'what A Hypocrite You've Been All This Time. You've Never Given Me What I Really Wanted, Which Is You.

When I Started, Rock And Roll Itself Was The Basic Revolution To People Of My Age And Situation. We Needed Something Loud And Clear To Break Through All The Unfeeling And Repression That Had Been Coming Down On Us Kids.