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'Cause it seemed that...
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the torch had been passed...
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to another generation.
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From earlier bohemian or beat...
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illumination and self-empowerment.
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And what'll you do now,
my blue-eyed son?
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And what'll you do now,
my darling young one?
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I'm a-going back out
before the rain starts a-fallin'
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And I'll head for
the depths of the deepest dark forest
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Where the people are many
and their hands are all empty
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Where the pellets of poison
are flooding their waters
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And I'll tell it, and think it,
and speak it, and breathe it
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And reflect from the mountain
so all souls can see it
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Then I'll stand on the ocean
until I start sinkin'
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But I'll know my song well
before I start singin'
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And it's a hard, and it's a hard
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And it's a hard, and it's a hard
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And it's a hard rain's a-gonna fall
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A very famous saying
among the Tibetan Buddhists:
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"If the student is not better than
the teacher, then the teacher is a failure".
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And I was really knocked out
by the eloquence.
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Particularly, "I'll know my song well
before I start singing".
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And, "Where all souls shall reflect it".
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Or you know, "Stand on the mountain
where everybody can hear".
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It's sort of this biblical prophecy.