:25:19
He was a radical,
his songs had a radical slant.
:25:22
I thought, "ooh," you know, like...
"That's what I want to sing.
:25:26
"I want to sing that".
:25:35
I couldn't believe
that I'd never heard of this man.
:25:38
You could listen to his songs,
and actually learn how to live.
:25:42
One guy said,
"You're singing a Woody Guthrie song".
:25:47
He gave me a book that he wrote,
called Bound for Glory, and I read it.
:25:50
I identified with that Bound for Glory book...
:25:53
more than I even did with On the Road.
:25:57
These songs sounded archaic
to most people.
:26:01
I don't know
why they didn't sound archaic to me.
:26:03
They sounded like these songs
were happening at the moment, to me.
:26:15
Well, I see you got your
:26:18
brand new leopard-skin pill-box hat
:26:23
Yes, I see you got your
:26:26
brand new leopard-skin pill-box hat
:26:32
Well, you must tell me, baby
:26:34
how your head feels
under somethin' like that
:26:38
Under your brand new
leopard-skin pill-box hat
:26:41
Well, you wear it so pretty
:26:44
Honey, can I jump on it sometime?
:26:49
Yes, I just wanna see
:26:52
if it's really the expensive kind
:26:57
You know it balances on your head