I Write, "give Me Reason But Don't Give Me Choice, Because I'll Make The Same Mistake Again." I Think That's What Most Men Want To Be Told.
The Mistake That Was Made In The '70s Is We Stopped Policing The Streets, We Stopped Cleaning The Streets, We Stopped Cleaning The Graffiti Off Buildings, We Stopped Supporting Our Cultural Institutions And Building Parks And Schools And All Those Kinds Of Things.
Don't Think That I'm - I'd- I'm Infallible. Will Always Make Mistakes.
The One Thing Computers Have Done Is Let Us Make Bigger Mistakes. We Have To Be Careful Not To Depend On Our Machines.
Nobody Should Ever Mistake And Think That Our Country [usa] Is Weakened, Or That Authority Is Diffuse And Unspecified, And That We Are Vulnerable.
I've Learned So Much From All My Mistakes. I Just Wish I Had Gotten My Education.
It's Not Just Songs And Glamour. It's Sweat, Blood, Broken Toes, And Mistakes... It's Life.
So As Long As I'm A Human Being And I'm Not Perfect, I'm Able To Say I'm Having Some Growing Pains. Because In Order To Sustain Where You Are Once You Made Such A Breakthrough That Everyone Is Looking At You, Now Everyone Is Like, 'ooh, Is She Gonna Make A Mistake?' Yes, I'm Going To Make A Mistake. Yes, I'm Still Gonna Do Things.
In Your Life There's Peaks And Valleys And Sometimes We Regress, And We Don't Even Know We Regress. You Just Have To Learn How To Accept All Of Your Mistakes And Learn To Love Yourself Again.
Every Artist Is Linked To A Mistake With Which He Has A Particular Intimate Relation. There Is The Mistake Of Homer, Of Shakespeare — Which Is Perhaps, For Both, The Fact Of Not Existing. Every Art Draws Its Origin From An Exceptional Fault, Every Work Is The Implementation Of This Original Fault, From Which Come To Us A New Light And A Risky Conception Of Plenitude.
So Go On And Play, And If You Make A Mistake, Make It Loud So You Won't Make It Next Time.
