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Anita Pallenberg

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That song is about a few other things as well. And Anita is one of them. I was breaking up with her around that time. I'd said, "Look, if we clean up together, we'll stay together". Well, I cleaned myself up. But she didn't. And I realized that I couldn't sleep with someone who had a needle beside the bed. I was too fragile at that point. I loved her, but I had to leave.
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Keith Richards, on writing the song 'All About You'. Loaded Magazine interview, November 1995.

 
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