I Can't Stay No. 1 For Fifty

For Me, I'm In The Driver's Seat; I'm No. 1 In The World. I've Won The Last Couple Of Meetings, And I've Won The Big Tournaments Lately. Whoever Comes, I'll Try To Beat Him. But It's Almost Up To Me To Decide Who's My Rival, Isn't It?

One Should Just Be Able To Play A Perfect Game.

It Doesn't Need To Be The Same Every Day, Doesn't Need To Be The Same Shower I Use, The Same Restaurant I Go To, The Same Hour I Go To Sleep. I've Always Been Very Flexible. I Don't Care If I Practice At Nine In The Morning Or 10 P.m.

Hopefully I Can Just Have Another Terrible Year With Only The One Grand Slam And That Will Be Just Fine.

I Am Thinking More And More About What I Want To And Can Do After My Days As An Active Athlete. Thoughts Like Family And Marriage Also Cross My Mind More And More Often.