Tonart: A minor•
Verse 1
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It's almost working.
I think that it is now working.
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Yay! We're back on the air again!
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Woo -hoo!
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And Gunther,
your child is at the Child Care Kitty Center.
Your child's name is Carl, Gunther,
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if you've forgotten about him.
All little kitties that are hurt and sick and lost,
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over to the kitty crowd for their gathering.
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the Duffy crowd is down here in front, Duffy with the kilo.
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Well, before you begin, fellas,
I would like to introduce the band.
I don't know who this guy is,
he ain't Bill Grimm.
We'd sure like to thank the Spring
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field Creamery
for making it possible for us to play out here
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in front of all you folks here
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and God and everybody.
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This is really where we get off the best.
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I'm sure that these fellows
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are all familiar with you by now,
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but in honor of this occasion in here
and the flats out here.
First, I'd like to go over to Bobby Weir,
Bob Weir, I should never say that.
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Of course, it's my age,
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on the rhythm and pickin'
and of course,
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you know, all his songs and everything.
But I have a little something for you, Bob,
from all us folks here in,
yeah, Eugene, I got it.
Okay, that's for when you sing the songs,
the Texan songs.
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Yeah, down in, -da -da -da -da -da -da,
that's for that.
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Well, I hate to say personal problems over there,
but we got evicted from our house
in the middle of our walnut grove,
and so this is the end
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of any of the walnuts we'll ever have again from Maple Isle,
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and I'd like to present this to Phil Lish,
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the bass player here.
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Oh yeah, now this is for,
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this is a nice little thing here, it's for, he's still
but I love the way he can do it all day long.
He's steady and always has
been.
We're under attack here,
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some mysterious vibrations.
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But this is for who we've always called
Bill the Drummer,
who is in love with these guys.
Bill the Drummer.
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Bill the Drummer.
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And now, moving over here,
ladies and gentlemen,
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to the fella here on what you would say
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your left and my right,
the lead Garcia player.
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No, the lead guitar player.
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Jerry Gui tar, no, Garcia.
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Okay,
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now we've got a couple more items here.
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Over here on the piano
to the Grateful Dead
that I've met
the last two scenes out
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and I've enjoyed very much
and I'm glad to present it to you
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now.
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Keith down here on the piano
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playing just some lickety
-split good old fingers up movies.
That'll be down here, Keith Gotcho,
Keith Gotcho, ladies and gentlemen.
Verse 2
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Okay, so then, we've run right
through now.
Another new addition for you
who haven't seen the dead here
in Oregon for a while
is Keith's young, beautiful wife, Donna,
who sings with the band.
And I have something for you, too,
Donna.
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I don't know where you are.
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Okay, I got one more, and then we'll begin,
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which is for the man who has come
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straight out of our area
from Pendleton, Oregon
to go down and coordinate activities
in the Bay Area
with lifting the equipment
to the point where I gave him
my bad back
now he takes it over
so I'm going to give him
a present
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for that occasion
I'm speaking
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none other than Ramrod
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