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From: healy@nosc.mil (Mike Healy) Subject: Re: REQ: Grateful Dead "New Speedway Boogie" Ah yes, at the end of their acoustic set, before Jerry would play pedal steel with the New Riders, he would break out an electric guitar and twang into that opening lick ... Here's a start from memory: New Speedway Boogie (in memory of Altamont)
AmPlease don't dominate Cthe rap JGack, Amif you got nothin' new to say. And also please, don't back up the tracks, this train's got to run today. AmI spent a little time Con the moGuntain,Am spent a little time on the hill. AmLike some say, betCter runG away; otDhers say you better stand still. AmNow I don't know but I bCeen toldG that iAmt's hard to run with the weight of gold AmOn the other hand, I've CheardG it said, it's just as hard with the weightD of lead
AmWho can deny, who caCn deny,G it'sAm not just a change of style. One step done and another begun, and I wonder how many miles. AmI spent a little time Con the moGuntain,Am spent a little time on the hill, I saw things getting out of hand but I guess they always will. AmWell, I don't know, but CI've beGen toldAm in the heat of the sun a man died of cold AmKeep on comin' or stand Cand wGait witDh the sun so dark and the hour so late.
AmYou can't overlook theC lack, GJack, oAmf any other highway to ride, It's got no signs or dividing lines, and very few rules to guide. AmNow I don't know but IC've beeGn told Amif the horse don't pull you got to carry the load. AmI don't know whose bacCk's tGhat strong;D maybe find out before too long.
AmOne way or another, one way or another, this darkness has got to give.
Mike Healy healy@nosc.mil