Robi
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Chills,the best kind, fried so hard
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Chills,the best kind, fried so hard
Robi
Bluelighter
Got off my tiredass,cranked it up....Now to dance n straighten up the kitchen,ty,talk to my girl(s)
Robi
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I’m actually boogying myself just to try and lift my spirits. Jerry and the gang always make me happy.
Didgital
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Heres a really good one.
brokedownpalace10
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A fav of mine from the same album.
When the road gets too long
And you run all out of song
The pain gets too much
For you to bear
Turn around, turn around
Turn around and I'll be there
Like a road, like a road leading home
The grateful dead appreciation chain...but I'm not dead yet
brokedownpalace10
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Very nice Wharf Rat
I was not a Dead fan but I am now
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Bruce Springsteen:
"In the 1970s I went to a Grateful Dead show at a community college. I watched the crowd swaying and doing its trance-dance thing, and I stood very outside of it. To me - sober, non mystical, only half hippie, if that, me - they sounded like a not very talented bar band. I went home greatly mystified. I don't know if the Grateful Dead were great but I know they did something great. Years later, when I came to appreciate their subtle musicality, Jerry Garcia's beautiful lyrical guitar playing and the folk purity of their voices, I understood that I'd missed it. They had a unique ability to build community and sometimes, it ain't what you're doing but what happens while you're doing it that counts."
"In the 1970s I went to a Grateful Dead show at a community college. I watched the crowd swaying and doing its trance-dance thing, and I stood very outside of it. To me - sober, non mystical, only half hippie, if that, me - they sounded like a not very talented bar band. I went home greatly mystified. I don't know if the Grateful Dead were great but I know they did something great. Years later, when I came to appreciate their subtle musicality, Jerry Garcia's beautiful lyrical guitar playing and the folk purity of their voices, I understood that I'd missed it. They had a unique ability to build community and sometimes, it ain't what you're doing but what happens while you're doing it that counts."
