The yesteryear Beatle sensation, Ringo Starr, has revealed that he finds the gym a whole lot more inspiring than the traditional recreational drugs rock stars are known for.
The star, who turned 68 on July 7 and who has just released his latest album Liverpool 8 earlier this year, found that exercising inspired his song writing better.
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And Ringo says that he now finds his inspiration in more natural ways than he did with John Lennon, Sir Paul McCartney and George Harrison in their heyday.
"I find that getting on the treadmill brings on the endorphins and the songs just start coming," Daily Express quoted him as saying.
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