I Used To Think It

The Basic Thing Nobody Asks Is Why Do People Take Drugs Of Any Sort? Why Do We Have These Accessories To Normal Living To Live? I Mean, Is There Something Wrong With Society That's Making Us So Pressurized, That We Cannot Live Without Guarding Ourselves Against It?

I Started Being Me About The Songs, Not Writing Objectively, But Subjectively. I Think It Was Dylan Who Helped Me Realize That - Not By Any Discussion Or Anything, But By Hearing His Work.

I Had To Really Kill Off All The Religious Myths. In The Therapy You Really Feel Every Painful Moment Of Your Life - It's Excruciating, You Are Forced To Realise That Your Pain, The Kind That Makes You Wake Up Afraid With Your Heart Pounding, Is Really Yours And Not The Result Of Somebody Up In The Sky. It's The Result Of Your Parents And Your Environment.

Now, In The Sixties We Were Naive, Like Children. Everybody Went Back To Their Rooms And Said 'we Didn't Get A Wonderful World Of Just Flowers And Peace And Happy Chocolate, And It Won't Be Just Pretty And Beautiful All The Time,' And Just Like Babies Everyone Went Back To Their Rooms And Sulked. 'we're Going To Stay In Our Rooms And Play Rock And Roll And Not Do Anything Else, Because The World's A Nasty Horrible Place, Because It Didn't Give Us Everything We Cried For.' Right? Crying For It Wasn't Enough.

"i've Always Thought There Was This Underlying Thing In Paul's "get Back." When We Were In The Studio Recording It, Every Time He Sang The Line "get Back To Where You Once Belonged," He'd Look At Yoko."