Noel Gallagher will not write an autobiography because it would be a "load of homework".
The former Oasis star has revealed he has turned down offers to put his life story into words because he doesn't have the inclination to put the events of his life on paper, reported Contactmusic.
"I've been offered to do it a couple of times, but I read autobiographies and think, 'That is like a proper load of homework'. And it is, it's a lot of homework. I struggle to write the words for a song, never mind my life story... I would just think, 'I don't mean any of that'," he said.
However, Gallagher, 47, admits he would be tempted to put pen to paper if he really needed the money.
"I guess if I've ever got literally no money left and nothing better to do I'd probably consider it. I would do it for 750,000 pounds. But I struggle sending texts, you know what I mean?," he said.
