Happy The Country That Lives On Nothing

You See, Africa Makes A Fool Of Our Idea Of Justice. It Makes A Farce Of Our Idea Of Equality. It Mocks Our Pieties. It Doubts Our Concern. It Questions Our Commitment. Because There Is No Way We Can Look At What's Happening In Africa, And If We're Honest, Conclude That It Would Ever Be Allowed To Happen Anywhere Else.

It's A Privilege To Serve The Poor, To Be Servants Of Noble Africans, But I Better Belong In The Rehearsal Room Or In The Studio With My Band. That's Where I Want To Be And I Still Wake Up In The Morning With Melodies In My Head.

Because You Know When You First Become Famous, You Start Walking A Little Different Because People Are Staring At You.

Even Though I'm A Believer, I Still Find It Really Hard To Be Around Other Believers. They Make Me Nervous, They Make Me Twitch. I Sorta Watch My Back.

In General People Put Too Much Faith In The Rich, The Famous, The Politicians, And Not Enough Faith In Themselves.