It Made Me High. It Really Did.

There's High, And Then There's High, And To Get Really High--i Mean So High That You Can Walk On The Water, That High--that's Where I'm Goin'

Most Of The Songs Came From Europe And Africa And Now They Were Coming Back To Us. Many Of [bob] Dylan's Best Songs Came From Scotland, Ireland Or England. It Was A Sort Of Cultural Exchange.

If You Could Drink Dreams Like The Irish Streams Then The World Would Be High As The Mountain Of Morn In The Pool They Told Us The Story How The English Divided The Land.

Somehow The Revolutionaries Must Approach The Workers Because The Workers Won't Approach Them. But It's Difficult To Know Where To Start; We've All Got A Finger In The Dam. The Problem For Me Is That As I Have Become More Real, I've Grown Away From Most Working-class People.

I Think A Lot Of Bad Things Have Happened In The Name Of The Church And In The Name Of Christ. Therefore I Shy Away From Church...