I Try To Write Conversationally; I Try

Anyone Who Knows Anything Should Know You Cannot Take A Master Track Of A Recording And Write Another Song Over The Top Of It. You Just Can't Do That. You Can Call It A Tribute Or Whatever You Want To Call It, But It's Against The Law. That's A Problem With Some Of The Younger Generation, They Don't Understand The Concept Of Intellectual Property And Copyright.

I'm Not Easy To Live With And I Know That It's True. However, You're No Picnic Either, Babe, And That's One Of The Things I Liked About You.

Don't Look Back, You Can Never Look Back

Lennon's Was One Of The First Voices I Emulated When I Began To Sing. When We Held Tryouts In My Pal's Dad's Living Room For The Singer In Our Band, I Sang A Beatles Song That Lennon Sang. There Is Something About The Timbre Of His Voice, Something That It Conveys, That Still Gets To Me. The Quality And The Poetry Of His Lyrics. The Wry Sense Of Humor. And The Boyishness, In The Beginning. There Are A Great Many Things That Touch Me About Him... Lennon Was, To Put It In His Own Words, A 'working-class Hero.'

No One In This Country Need Go Hungry, And Alleviating The Problem Is Primarily A Matter Of Readjusting Our Priorities. In Both The Government And The Private Sector, Self-interest Has Displaced The Ideal Of Community That Made This Country Great. The Old World View Of "us, We, Our" Has Been Replaced By "i, Me, Mine." The Reasons For This Are Manifold And Complex, But At The End Of The Day, We Need To Remember That, If One Of Us Is Suffering Needlessly, All Of Us Are Diminished.