I Used To Agree With Kurt Vonnegut,

John Adams And Thomas Jefferson Corresponded For 13 Years Before They Died On The Same Day. They Asked, "how Can One Have Prosperity Without Commerce? How Can One Have Commerce Without Luxury? How Can One Have Luxury Without Corruption? How Can You Have Corruption Without The End Of The Republic?" And They Really Didn't Know The Answer.

There's A Story Behind Every Old Ballad Or Work Song Or Nonsense Song That I Ever Knew. Sometimes It's A Fascinating Story. A Story Of People Struggling For Freedom, Struggling To Get Along In This Old World.

The First Step In Solving A Problem Is Admitting There Is A Problem To Be Solved.

Music Does Affect Your Opinions. Plato Is Supposed To Have Said "it's Very Dangerous To Allow The Wrong Kind Of Music Into The Republic."

I'd Like To Be Remembered As The Sower Of Seeds. That's The Greatest Parable In The Bible As Far As I'm Concerned. Some Seeds Fall In The Pathway, Get Stomped On And Don't Grow. Some Fall On The Stones And Don't Even Sprout, But Others Fall On The Ground And Multiply A Thousand Fold.