Everything I Do Has A Moral To

I Wouldn't Trade Those 10 Years For Anything. The Navy Taught Me A Lot Of Things. It Molded Me As A Man, And I Made A Lot Of Wonderful Friends.

It Was My Mom Who Told Me, "ernie, If You Make Even One Person Happy With Your Smile Or A Funny Thing You Did Every Day, You'll Have Accomplished A Great Deal." And That's All I've Ever Tried To Do.

Writers Used To Make Such Wonderful Pictures Without All That Swearing, All That Cursing. And Now It Seems That You Can't Say Three Words Without Cursing. And I Don't Think That's Right.

A Lot Of People Forget That Today. They Come To The Point Where You Walk On A Set And The First Thing You Know You're Looking At The Sound Man And You're Saying To Yourself, "how The Hell Can They Get Any Sound When Nobody Is Talking!" They Get All Mumbly. You Can't Make Out What They're Saying! And You're 6 Feet Away From Them! Whereas In The Old-time Movies, You Hear Them, You Understand Every Word They're Saying, And You Didn't Have To Put On Your Loudspeaker.

I Got A Damn Good Mind To Write A Book About All The Feelings That I Have Inside About All These Things That Happened In Our Life That We're Making Happen And Letting It Happen When It Shouldn't Be Happening.