I Find It Not Just Strange But

The Revolution That Takes Place In Your Head, Nobody Will Ever See That.

Every Once In A While, You Live Long Enough To Get The Respect That People Didn't Want To Give While You Were Trying To Become A Senior Citizen.

Paul Robeson Once Said That The Artist Has The Responsibility To Either Help Liberate The Community Or Further Oppress It. And I Think That When Eldridge Cleaver Wrote It Down It Was Interpreted As His, But There's A History Of People Saying Things Of That Nature And Meaning It. And What I Do Is In That Tradition, In That Mode.

I Am A Black Man Dedicated To Expression; Expression Of The Joy And Pride Of Blackness. I Consider Myself Neither Poet, Composer, Or Musician. These Are Merely Tools Used By Sensitive Men To Carve Out A Piece Of Beauty Or Truth That They Hope May Lead To Peace And Salvation.

My Songs Were Always About The Tone Of Voice Rather Than The Words.