:10:02
Whereas you're out there, driving around...
:10:03
with all this other scenery going on,
and that's what you're bringing out.
:10:06
I was like an outsider, anyway.
:10:09
I'd come to town as an outsider,
and still, in a lot of ways...
:10:13
I was still more outside
than I ever was, really.
:10:16
They were trying to make me an insider
to some kind of trip they were on.
:10:19
I don't think so.
:10:29
Through the mad mystic hammering
:10:33
of the wild ripping hail
:10:37
The sky cracked its poems
:10:40
in naked wonder
:10:45
That the clinging of the church bells
:10:49
blew far into the night
:10:52
Leaving only bells of lightning
:10:56
and its thunder
:11:01
Striking for the gentle
:11:05
striking for the kind
:11:09
Striking for the guardians
:11:13
and protectors of the mind
:11:17
And the poet and the painter
:11:20
who lights up his rightful time
:11:24
And we gazed upon
:11:27
The chimes of freedom flashing
:11:36
Bob had a concert at
the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium...
:11:39
where he told everybody how he
and Neuwirth and them had traveled...
:11:43
across the country
and he sang Chimes of Freedom Flashing...
:11:46
and it was incredible.
:11:51
After the concert,
all of a sudden we found ourselves trapped.
:11:55
There was a press of people outside.
:11:58
We made it into the station wagon,
and then all the people came rushing over...