No Freedom Til We're Equal...damn

I Played Baseball Up Until My Freshman Year Of High School. That Was My Main Sport. I Played Third Base.

I Grew Up In The Spoken-word Community. Before Everybody Had A Home Studio, Or Before We Could Get Booked For Shows, Open Mics Were The Only Way To Be Heard By Other People. It Really Gave Me A Chance To Develop As A Performer. Reading A Piece Of Poetry With No Beat In Front Of 20 People Is Way More Challenging Than Rocking For 10,000 People.

I Wanted To Get Clean. I Knew That My Highest Potential, The Place That I Was Most Spiritual, The Place That I Was The Most Rich In Terms Of My Life, And My Livelihood, And My Art And My Creativity, Was When I Was Sober.

No Law's Gonna Change Us We Have To Change Us Whatever God You Believe In We Come From The Same One Strip Away The Fear, Underneath, It's All The Same Love About Time That We Raised Up!

If I Can Be An Example Of Getting Sober, Then I Can Be An Example For Starting Over