Every Time I Go To Africa, I

Every Time I Go To Africa, I See The Future. I See What The Western World Is Going To Become. It's A Very Futuristic Place.

I'm Not Really One Of Those People Who Believes That If You're A Musician You Can Just Leave That Behind And Start Getting Into Politics

I Have To Wear A New T-shirt Every Night. I Throw Them Into The Audience. One Day I'm Going To Go Around The World And Reclaim All My T-shirts

Each Individual Has Their Own Opinions About Whether War Is An Answer To Any Problems. Personally I Think It's A Waste Of Time, But I Think More Importantly, That It's Is An Issue That We Haven't Had Any Say In. That's Why I Feel So Strongly About It. I Don't Feel Like We've Really Been Given Any Choice In This Matter. I Think If You Had A Referendum Tomorrow, Tony Blair Would Have No Choice But To Call Off The War.

I Was Approached By Oxfam To Go To Mali As Their Ambassador And Get Involved In Their Various Initiatives Out There. But I Felt That Was Missing The Point Of Using Me, A Musician