AND LEAVE IT ON!
It’s a three day ride from Bakersfield
And I don’t know why I came
I guess I came to keep from payin’ dues.
~ Bob Weir/John Perry Barlow
Yin/Yang
Light/Dark
And LEAVE it on!
And I don’t know why I came
I guess I came to keep from payin’ dues.
~ Bob Weir/John Perry Barlow
So much awful truth rolling ‘round my head, I finally got it about how the Grateful Dead actually can chase the blues away.
Mexicali Blues brought smiles then tears.
Yin/Yang
Light/Dark
It’s all here in this corner. Too much ugly truth so early in the morning.
Come on, Baby.
Shine your light.
Mr. Pen screams like a wolf at a mad moon. Darkness gathers in the opposite corner, ready to spread like muddy backwash.
And LEAVE it on!
Hard to believe I only just got that. The light. Leave it on. The last thing Pig Pen shouts at the end of "Turn on Your Love Light."
Labels: Blue Dream, Green Earth Farmacie, Mexical Blues, Ron "Pig Pen" McKernan, San Fernanco Valley, Sativa, The Grateful Dead, Turn On Your Lovelight
posted by Cynthia Johnston at 8:06 AM
1 Comments:
Come to find out the version of "Turn On Your Love light" linked to above is different from the one I have on my iPod. Sorry you don't hear "And Leave It On." When I figure out how to upload an mp3 I'll get put up the right version.
In the meantime, I've been noodling around adding links to this post long enough. To quote Hunter Thompson in one of his books where he's in an airport with a friend and he looks down at his shoes and all sorts of pills are visibly escaping onto his socks for all the world to see. Dissolving into helpless giggles, he veers off to the men's room, saying, "I have business."
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