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many years after that.
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The first half of the concert
was Bob Dylan alone...
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acoustic and harmonica.
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When we kicked off the second half,
I mean, we did kick ass and take names.
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And we got everyone in there's attention.
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They knew that we had arrived.
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Because they were such fans of his
acoustic set...
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that when we came in
and did the electric set...
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people have said the word to me that...
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he was a traitor to folk music.
The pure music.
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And I'd just about had it, though.
I'd had it with the...
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with the whole scene.
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And I was... Whether I knew it
or didn't know it, I was looking...
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to just quit for a while.
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What about the scene?
What had you had it with?
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What about the scene were you sick of?
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Well, you know, people like you.
People like, you know...
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like, just, you know,
like just being pressed...
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and hammered and, you know,
expected to answer questions. You know...
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What can I... You know, like...
It was enough to make anybody sick, really.
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Ol' black Bascom, don't break no mirrors
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Cold black water dog, make no tears
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You say you love me with what may be love
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Don't you remember making baby love?
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Got your steam drill now you're
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lookin' for some kid to get it to work for you
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like your nine-pound hammer did
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But I know that you know that
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I know that you show something is
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tearing up your mind
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Tell me, momma
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Tell me, momma
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Tell me, momma, what is it?