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The hollow horn plays wasted words
Proves to warn
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That he not busy being born
Is busy dying
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Nobody had heard anything like this before.
:21:14
No one had heard anything like this before.
:21:18
There was a word of mouth.
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And by the way, a crowd of 1,200 people
isn't that big a crowd...
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if you stop and think about it.
:21:25
That's about how many people
are waiting for the D train...
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at Sheridan Square right now.
:21:30
While preachers preach of evil fates
:21:32
Teachers teach that knowledge waits
Can lead to hundred-dollar plates
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Goodness hides behind its gates
But even the President of the United States
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Sometimes must have to stand naked
:21:43
Around that time he asked me
if I wanted to go with him to...
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You know, he had a date in Chicago.
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Did I want to come along?
:21:50
What struck me was that he was at one...
:21:53
or he became identical with his breath.
:21:57
And Dylan had become a column of air,
so to speak, at certain moments...
:22:02
where his total physical
and mental focus was...
:22:06
this single breath coming out of his body.
:22:11
He had a found a way in public
to be almost like a shaman...
:22:16
with all of his intelligence
and consciousness...
:22:19
focused on his breath.
:22:21
So don't fear if you hear
:22:25
A foreign sound to your ear
:22:32
It's alright, Ma
:22:36
I'm only sighing
:22:42
He was doing more and more
prose writing, I think, at the time, too.
:22:46
I think he was spending more time...
:22:47
actually sitting down and writing stuff...
:22:49
that he wasn't necessarily going to sing.
:22:51
And then finding out
that some of that could be sung as well.
:22:53
Of war and peace the truth just twists
:22:57
Its curfew gull just glides