I feel fine.

I feel fine.

I feel fine.

I feel fine.

I feel fine.

No, I feel fine.

I feel fine with you.

I feel fine. How's your eye?

It was fine. I feel satisfied.

And I'll feel fine! Fine! Fine!

I feel fine, except my right foot's asleep.

I'll feel fine.

I feel fizzy and funny and fine

I feel fine. I want to call Mother at that hospital.

It's called We Feel Fine.

Fine, I'll let this go because I feel like it. 50 !

If I could only lie down for minute, I'd feel fine.

So this is We Feel Fine.

Sign this and you'll feel fine.

I feel fine now, Mrs. Cooper. You go on about your duties.

I can breathe fine on my own now, and I feel more comfortable at home.

Relaxation is fine you still feel OK.

See, you don't feel well. I'm fine.

Oh, you feel good, do you? That's fine.

And I'll feel fine. I'll say more than that.

So as you can see, We Feel Fine uses a technique that I call passive observation.

People would feel really fine in an open outdoor environment.

Those six words represent the six movements of We Feel Fine.

You'll feel fine when you read it in the Sunday newspapers.

I'll feel fine. Maybe I'll get down on my black knees.

I said they're fine, they're fine.

I feel fine with the body I'm in, there'll be no easy excuse for why I still feel uncomfortable being close to my boyfriend, from a twenty two year old in Japan.

Fine, fine. I won't write it then!

I apologize. No. It's fine, it's fine.

I think that's a fine sign. Mighty fine.

It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine, where we upload anarchy to your brain.

So I'll show you now some of my favorite montages from We Feel Fine.

As you can see, We Feel Fine collects very, very small scale personal stories.

I am fine

I am fine.

I feela fine.

And that was it for this edition of It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.

I can feel, I can feel your judgement.

I feel something like freedom, I feel free.

I feel so free I feel so good.