Without Jimmy Dean, The Beatles Never Would

When We Got Married, We Knew Our Honeymoon Was Going To Be Public, Anyway, So We Decided To Use It To Make A Statement. We Sat In Bed And Talked To Reporters For Seven Days. It Was Hilarious. In Effect, We Were Doing A Commercial For Peace On The Front Page Of The Papers Instead Of A Commercial For War.

I Enjoyed It When Football Crowds In The Early Days Would Sing 'all Together Now' - That Was Another One. I Was Also Pleased When The Movement In America Took Up 'give Peace A Chance' Because I Had Written It With That In Mind Really.

I Am Not The Beatles. I'm Me. Paul Isn't The Beatles...the Beatles Are The Beatles. Separately, They Are Separate.

Sometimes You Wonder, I Mean Really Wonder. I Know We Make Our Own Reality, And We Always Have A Choice, But How Much Is Preordained? Is There Always A Fork In The Road, And Are There Two Preordained Paths That Are Equally Preordained? There Could Be Hundreds Of Paths Where One Could Go This Way Or That Way -- There's A Chance, And It's Very Strange Sometimes.

When Yoko [ono] And I Got Married, We Got Terrible Racialist Letters - You Know, Warning Me That She Would Slit My Throat. Those Mainly Came From Army People Living In Aldershot. Officers.