The 1960s Were About Releasing Ourselves From

The Process Is Always The Same. I Get An Inspiration For A New Song, I Put It Down On Paper Immediately So I Won't Lose It. When I Am Ready To Go To The Studio With It, I Play It A Few Times On The Piano And Edit, Add, And Type The Lyrics And Take It To The Studio. Sometimes I Don't Have Anything On Paper.

When I Speak Out Against The Guns Or Against The Big Corporations, Some Of My Friends Say, 'oh Yoko, Be Careful. These People Have All The Power.' But, You Know, Most People Don't Speak Out Because They Are Frightened.

Next Time You Meet A 'foreigner', Remember It's Only Like A Window With A Different Shape To It And The Person Who's Sitting Inside Is You.

When I Hear Music, My Body Just Starts To Move. It Has Nothing To Do With Training Or Anything. That's Just Me. That's Just My Body. And I Was Like That As A Child, Too.

Art Is A Way Of Survival.