Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Bob Dylan Wrote a 14-Minute-Long Song About the Titanic. Here's a Sample of Our Favorite Lyrics.

Posted by on Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 12:40 PM

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• Leo took his sketchbook/He was often so inclined/He closed his eyes and painted/The scenery in his mind.

• He heard a loud commotion/Something sounded wrong/His inner spirit was saying/That he couldn't stand here long.

• He staggered towards the quarterdeck/No time now to sleep/Water on the quarterdeck/Was already three foot deep.

• Lights down in the hallway/Flickering dim and dull/Dead bodies already floating/In the devil's bottom hole.

• Passengers were flying/backwards, forwards, fine and fast/They mumbled, fumbled and tumbled/Each one more wearing than the last.

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