I Tell Kids, Don't Trust The Media.

I Remember Someone Once Saying, "pete, You Know You Really Should Take Voice Lessons." And I Said, "well, If I Could Find Any Voice Teacher That Could Teach Me To Sing Like Lead Belly I'd Spend Every Cent To Study Under Him." But Every Time You'd Go To A Voice Teacher, He'd Teach You To Warble, As If You'd Want To Be An Opera Singer, And That's Not What I'm Interested In.

There Is Something About Participating; It Is Almost My Religion. If The World Is Still Here In 100 Years, People Will Know The Importance Of Participating, Not Just Being Spectators. Millions Of Small Groups Around The World, That Don't Necessarily All Agree With One Another, Are Made Up Of People Who Are Not Just Sitting Back Waiting For Someone To Do Things For Them. No One Can Prove Anything, But Of Course If I Didn't Believe It Had Some Kind Of Power, I Wouldn't Be Trying To Do It.

Down Through The Centuries, This Trick Has Been Tried By Various Establishments Throughout The World. They Force People To Get Involved In The Kind Of Examination That Has Only One Aim And That Is To Stamp Out Dissent.

Now Somebody Will Ask Me, Pete, How Can You Prove These Songs Really Make A Difference? And I Have To Confess I Can't Prove A Darn Thing, Except That The People In Power Must Think They Do Something, Because They Keep The Songs Off The Air.

We Will Never Know Everything. But I Think If We Can Learn Within The Next Few Decades To Face The Danger We All Are In, I Believe There Will Be Tens Of Millions, Maybe Hundreds Of Millions, Of Human Beings Working Wherever They Are To Do Something Good.