1:44:01
The cavalries charged
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And the Indians fell
1:44:10
The cavalries charged
1:44:15
And the Indians died
1:44:19
Oh the country was young
1:44:24
With God on its side
1:44:30
I wrote a lot of songs
in a quick amount of time.
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I could do that then...
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because the process was new to me.
1:44:40
I felt like...
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I'd discovered something
no one else had ever discovered...
1:44:46
and I was in a sort of an arena artistically
that no one else had ever been in before...
1:44:50
ever, although I might
have been wrong about that.
1:44:53
One time ago a crazy dream came to me
1:44:56
I dreamt I was walkin' in World War Three
1:44:59
I went to the doctor the very next day
1:45:02
To see what kind of words he had to say
1:45:03
He said it was a bad dream
1:45:11
I was on top of this 12-foot station
and I had a long lens.
1:45:15
I was looking at Bob Dylan
coming out on stage.
1:45:18
Well, down the corner by the hot-dog stand
1:45:20
I seen another man
1:45:21
I said, "Howdy, friend
1:45:23
"I guess there's just us two"
1:45:24
He screamed, and down the road he flew
1:45:28
Thought I was a communist
1:45:32
He was Charlie Chaplin.
He was Dylan Thomas.
1:45:36
He talked like Woody Guthrie.
He was constantly moving.
1:45:41
More time passed and now it seems
1:45:44
Everybody's having them dreams
1:45:46
Everybody sees theyself
walkin' around with nobody else
1:45:52
And all the people can be
half right some of the time
1:45:57
Some of the people can be
all right part of the time