I Cannot Be What I Am Not.

I Believe In God, But Not As One Thing, Not As An Old Man In The Sky. I Believe That What People Call God Is Something In All Of Us. I Believe That What Jesus And Mohammed And Buddha And All The Rest Said Was Right. It's Just That The Translations Have Gone Wrong.

I Think The Music Reflects The State That The Society Is In. It Doesn't Suggest The State. I Think The Poets And Musicians And Artists Are Of The Age - Not Only Do They Lead The Age On, But They Also Reflect That Age. [...] Like The Beatles. We Came Out Of Liverpool And We Reflected Our Background And We Reflected Our Thoughts In What We Sang, And That's All People Are Doing.

What I'm Trying To Do Is To Influence All The People I Can Influence. All Those Who Are Still Under The Dream And Just Put A Big Question Mark In Their Mind. The Acid Dream Is Over, That Is What I'm Trying To Tell Them.

We Had One Thing In Common - We Were In Love. But Love Is Just A Gift, And It Doesn't Answer Everything And It's Like A Precious Plant That You Have To Nurture And Look After And All That.

I Keep On Reading The Morning Star Newspaper To See If There's Any Hope, But It Seems To Be In The 19th Century; It Seems To Be Written For Dropped-out, Middle-aged Liberals.