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He came to be as he is
because things needed saying...
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and the young people were the ones
who wanted to say them.
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He somehow had an ear on his generation.
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I don't have to tell you.
You know him, he's yours, Bob Dylan.
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I ain't looking to compete with you
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Beat or cheat or mistreat you
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Simplify you, classify you
:14:30
Deny, defy or crucify you
:14:34
All I really want to do
:14:39
Is, baby, be friends with you
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I want to say thank you.
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I want to say thank you.
I want to say thank you, I love you.
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Well, it ain't no use
to sit and wonder why, baby
:15:06
If you don't know by now
:15:09
Johnny Cash was more like
a religious figure to me.
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And there he was at Newport,
you know, standing side by side.
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Meeting him was the high thrill of a lifetime.
:15:19
And, just the fact
that he had sung one of my songs...
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was just unthinkable.
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Johnny Cash and June Carter came by
after Bob had put a couple...
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three tunes on tape for him,
this little portable machine.
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Johnny called him out in the hall...
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and Bob came back in a few minutes later,
he was holding this guitar and he says:
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"He gave me his guitar".
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Neuwirth was saying,
"Wow, that's an old country tradition.
:15:44
"If somebody gives you a guitar,
that's a big honor, you know?"
:15:47
This is called Hey, Mr. Tambourine Man.
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"Please play a song for me".
:15:57
Hey! Mr. Tambourine Man,
play a song for me