| Paul McCartney: 'I don't really like lifetime achievement Awards' |
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Created On: Monday, 18 February 2008 Hits: 62  Sir Paul McCartney The 65-year-old music legend is being awarded for his solo work at the Earl’s Court ceremony and says that he’s not that comfortable with stigmas of certain honours. He explains: "I don't really like Lifetime Achievement awards because you feel as like you're going to stop any second. In the interview with BBC 6 music, Macca was asked whether he’s planned his acceptance speech yet and continued: "No, truth is that I haven't written it and I never do. I try and just pick up something on the night you know. One of the presenters might say something that's relevant and you go off that or I might just be truly thankful. "You never know how it's going to grab you. It might just be a silly night or it may be a deeply moving night, I don't know. I'll probably try and work my family in because they're cool and I need to thank them constantly, or they'll kill me." Share this article to:        |
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