Way Up In The Nosebleeds We Watched

You Get In There, You Get The Job Done And You Get The Hell Out.

I Didn't Worry About My Career Ending, But There Were Days Where I Felt Pretty Beat Up By It All And Just Pretty Tired, Because They Didn't Make It Easy For Me. And Coming Right Off The Last Lawsuit, It Was The Last Thing I Wanted To Get Involved In. When It Was Over, We Didn't Really Celebrate, We Were Just Exhausted. I Lost All Interest In The Record Business And Never Wanted To Do Anything Except Hand In A Record Again.

There Was No Use Pretending, No Magic Left To Hear, All The Music Gave Me Was A Craving For Lite Beer.

And The Days Went By Like Paper In The Wind. Everything Changed, Then Changed Again. It's Hard To Find A Friend. It's Hard To Find A Friend.

When I Met Elvis, We Didn't Really Have A Conversation. I Was Introduced By My Uncle, And He Sort Of Grunted My Way. What Stays With Me Is The Whole Scene. I Had Never Seen A Real Mob Scene Before. I Was Really Young And Impressionable. Elvis Really Did Look - He Looked Sort Of Not Real, As If He Were Glowing.