1:33:01
we were singing in Daffy's Bar and Grill
on the outskirts of Cleveland...
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and decided to take a sabbatical.
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Lee says, it turned
into a Mond-ical and a Tuesd-ical.
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By the time McCarthy,
I think, started to wane...
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the folk music thing started to come up.
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I say it's in the interest of every human
being in the United States of America...
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to get some good senators
out of Mississippi for a change.
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And you can do it,
and you will do it soon, I know.
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I got him to go with
Pete and Theodore Bikel...
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as they were both going down to the South.
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The day Medgar Evers
was buried from the bullet he caught
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And I encouraged him to go with them
and he did, as part of an education.
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The Civil Rights Movement
was in full swing...
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and there was a big field
outside Greenwood...
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with several hundred people.
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I heard some speechifying there
that I'll never forget in all my life.
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And I remember Bob singing a song
which really caused people to think.
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He's Only a Pawn in The Game.
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He was singing about the man
who killed Medgar Evers.
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In other words,
don't just think of this one man...
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who did this murder,
but think of the whole situation.
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To be on the side of people
who are struggling for something...
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doesn't necessarily mean
you are being political.
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Oh, my name it ain't nothin'
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My age it means less
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The country I come from
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Is called the Midwest