It Kills Me To See

The Beatles Were Huge. And The First Thing They Said When You Interviewed Them, 'oh Yeah, We Grew Up On Motown.'..they Were The First White Act To Admit They Grew Up Listening To Black Music.

There's Some Sad Things Known To Man, But Ain't Too Much Sadder Than, The Tears Of A Clown When Noones Around.

As Human Beings, We're Very Materialistic And Have All This Stuff - Furs And Cars And Diamonds And Money.

Mistakes, I Know I've Made A Few. But I'm Only Human, You've Made Mistakes, Too.

The Music Business Has Made A 360. It's A Whole 'nother Game. It's Not Nearly What It Was. And I Fear For It, Because, You Know, With The Advent Of The Computer And Online And Downloading And All These Things, They Have Destroyed - That Stuff Has Destroyed The Record Business, Not The Music Business, But The Record Business. The Music Business Is Well, And It's Alive And Thriving. Now, I Hope Something Happens To Turn It Back Around To The Point Whereas It's - You're Earning A Living From Writing Your Songs, From Your Work, You Know, Because It's Not Like That Anymore.