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To see what kind of words he had to say
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He said it was a bad dream
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I was on top of this 12-foot station
and I had a long lens.
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I was looking at Bob Dylan
coming out on stage.
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Well, down the corner by the hot-dog stand
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I seen another man
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I said, "Howdy, friend
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"I guess there's just us two"
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He screamed, and down the road he flew
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Thought I was a communist
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He was Charlie Chaplin.
He was Dylan Thomas.
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He talked like Woody Guthrie.
He was constantly moving.
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More time passed and now it seems
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Everybody's having them dreams
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Everybody sees theyself
walkin' around with nobody else
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And all the people can be
half right some of the time
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Some of the people can be
all right part of the time
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But all the people can't be
all right all of the time
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Abraham Lincoln said that
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I'll let you be in my dream
if I can be in yours
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I said that
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In old Irish mythology,
they talk about the shape-changers.
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He changed voices. He changed images.
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It wasn't necessary for him to be...
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a definitive person.
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He was a receiver.
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He was possessed.
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And he articulated...
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what the rest of us wanted to say
but couldn't say.
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How many roads must a man walk down
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before you call him a man?
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How many seas must a white dove sail