I Think I Listened To That Speech
Pluto is down there. I hope he's hearing me. And all of you, Hans-Joachim, and the great area, the space of, you know, I always want to hear your ideas every Saturday.
It's so enlightening somehow calling us. Delusional is also good. And I just wanted to be on the space always.
So, yes, I can't help it. I'm a fantasy, I'm a delusional of love. It's a good thing.
That's what keeps me moving. Love, just not for a girl, but love for my people who are crying here and bleeding. And so that's what makes me keep moving.
That's all why I exist. Love, the love for my people is what makes me keep moving. There's nothing that I would live for.
It's the love to speak for the peace and bless of my people. That's all about my life. So, I thank you.
It's always nice to be with you, my African brothers and sisters. It was an enjoyment. It's not just reading a book, it's being with true family.
Being with a true family. So, I thank you. So, I got to go to bed.
And I was dreaming about delusional love idea. So, I got to do that. So, thank you.
Good night. Good night. Don't go, Dov.
If we are not in this space, you're going to end real soon. Don't go. Okay.
But, Dov, you believe in love. Cry. What is this? I'm always like... Okay, but, you know, to talk about the peace, actually, while you were reading the piece, instead of me here in white life, you know, music, I was actually thinking about the most consequential speech in the history of human civilization, Martin Luther King Jr. When he stood at the Lincoln Memorial, I was... I think I listened to that speech a lot, actually.
