Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
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- I was a successful model once.
- For magazines?

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I was the "Yoni Yum
Feminine Hygiene Dew" girl

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from 1965 to 1970,
and then I got laid off.

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- So now you're bumming around?
- Yeah.

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Hitchhiking?
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Please don't think me
immodest...

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but I'm really the best.
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- You're the best?
- Yeah.

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I am.
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When I was younger, I hitchhiked
127 hours without stopping.

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I crossed the continent
twice in six days,

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cooled my thumbs
in both oceans,

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and caught rides after midnight
on unlighted highways.

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When I'm really moving...
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moving so freely,
so clearly, so delicately

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that even the sex maniacs
and the cops

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can only blink
and let me pass...

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then I embody the spirit
and the heart of hitchhiking.

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I have the rhythms
of the universe inside me.

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I'm in a state of grace.
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Well, right off...
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I don't remember how old I was
when I found out I was part Indian.

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My mama's family, a lot of them
had lived out west in the Dakotas.

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One of them had married a squaw,
Siwash tribe.

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You may say
that my pleasure in Indianhood

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and my passion for car travel
might be incongruous...

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if not mutually exclusive...
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but after all, first car
that ever stopped for me

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had been named in honor
of the great chief of the Ottawa.

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New York City.
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Sure is a hell of a town.
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Ominous.

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