When I Was A Kid, I Was

I'm Like One Of Those Firecrackers That Goes Off In Your Pocket Occasionally. I'm Not Really Struggling With It As Much As The People Around Me. But At Least I'm Not Doing Too Much Damage To Anybody Or To Myself. It's Just The Condition I'm Aware Of.

It's Not Some Great Work Of Beauty And Love To Be A Rock-and-roll Singer.

My Mother Was A Gypsy, And She Had A Lot Of Dark Blood In Her, And Her Hair Was Very, Very Thick - She Couldn't Even Get A Brush Through It. So I Have Been Very Fortunate. And Every Time I Go To Cut It Off, Hairdressers Refuse To Do It.

The Essence Of Bonham Is What He Didn't Play Rather Than What He Did Play - What He Left Out.

Soon, I'm Going To Need Help Crossing The Street.