On Keith Richards: He's Like A Monkey

It Seems To Me, Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word.

Onstage, It Was Always Comfortable For Me, Because That's Where I Felt At Home. Offstage, It Was A Different Situation. I Was Still Shy Offstage.

When We Started, I Was Delivering Meals To People In Atlanta. We Were A Direct-care Organization. And It Was - People Needed Meals, They Needed Transport, They Needed Medication, They Needed Buddy Systems. They Had A Death Sentence. There Was Azt, And That Was Just Prolonging The Agony, Basically. Now People, Of Course, If They Are On Antiretrovirals, They Face A Lifetime Of Health, Basically. I Mean, It Doesn't - It's I Would Say In The 99 Percent Certainty Bracket That If You Are On That Medication, You Will Have A Healthy Life.

Shock Waves To A Tired Brain, Sends That Hungry Lady To My Door Again. She's My Shelter From The Storm When I Feel The Rain, Entertaining White Powder.

I’ll Not Complain About Your Boring Life, If You Just Leave Me To Mine