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We Reckoned We Could Make It Because There Were Four Of Us. None At Us Would've Made It Alone, Because Paul Wasn't Quite Strong Enough, I Didn't Have Enough Girl-appeal, George Was Too Quiet, And Ringo Was The Drummer. But We Thought That Everyone Would Be Able To Dig At Least One Of Us, And That's How It Turned Out.

Whenever In Doubt, Turn Off Your Mind, Relax, And Float Downstream.

I Was Trying To Say Something About Christianity, The Idea That You Have To Be Tortured To Attain Heaven. I Didn't Believe That.

Father, You Left Me, But I Never Left You.

The Writing Of The Beatles, Or John And Paul's Contribution To The Beatles In The Late Sixties - Had A Kind Of Depth To It, A More Mature, More Intellectual Approach. We Were Different People, We Were Older. We Knew Each Other In All Kinds Of Different Ways Than When We Wrote Together As Teenagers And In Our Older Twenties.