I've Always Believed That Service

I Was A Handsome Boy, A Very Handsome Young Man, Bright Blue Eyes, Mmm. I Would Make Trucks Skid Off The Road. Anyway, Girls Were Never A Problem; The Problem Was Me. But A Lot Of Guys Didn't Like Me Because I Made It Look So Easy, But It Wasn't Easy For Me Or Anybody. When You're 24, It's Not Easy. You Haven't Reached Anywhere That You Want To Be, So My Looks Helped Me Get In The Movies, And I'm Privileged That My Parents Came Up With What I Look Like. What They Did I'll Never Know And I Don't Care.

Someone Said To Me, "hey, What's It Like Kissing Marilyn Monroe?" I Said, "it's Like Kissing Hitler. What Are You Doing Asking Me Such A Stupid Question?"

We Often Don't Think Of Them, We Think Of The Great Wars And The Great Battles, But What About Losing A Son Or A Daughter, Or A Girl Losing Her Husband Or Vice Versa? I Think Of The People Who Never Got The Chance To Have The Opportunities I Had.

I Can't Sit Around And Wait For The Telephone To Ring.

Women Are Beginning To Lose Their Identity. They Have Jumped With Teeth Clenched, Fists Braced And Eyes Aglow, Into The Competitive Man's World. They're Losing The Vibrant Quality Of Femininity, The Aura Of Mystery.