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  Tempest-Bob Dylan

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  The pale moon rose in its glory

  Out on the western town

  She told a sad, sad story

  Of the great ship that went down.

  T’was the 14th day of April

  over the waves she rode

  sailing into tomorrow

  to a golden age foretold.

  The night was black with starlight

  The seas was sharp and clear

  Moving through the shadows

  The promised hour was near.

  Lights were holding steady

  Driving over the foam

  All the lords and ladies

  Heading for their eternal home.

  The chandeliers was raying

  From the barrage ? place above

  The orchestra was playing

  Songs of faded love.

  The watchman, he layed dreaming

  as the ballroom dances twirled

  He dreamed that the Titanic was sinking

  Into the underworld.

  FIDDLE SOLO

  Leo took his sketchbook

  He was often so inclined

  He closed his eyes and painted

  The scenery in his mind.

  Cupid struck his busom

  And brokered with a snap (?)

  The closest woman to him

  He fell into her lap.

  He heard a loud commotion

  Something sounded wrong

  His inner spirit was saying

  that he couldn’t stand here long.

  He staggerad to the quarter deck

  no time now to sleep

  water on the xxxdeck

  already three feet deep.

  Smokestack was leaning sideways

  and his feet began to pound

  He walked into the whirlwind

  ??? all around.

  The ship was going under

  The universe had open wide

  The roll was called up yonder

  The angels turned aside.

  Lights down in the hallway

  flickering dim and dull

  dead bodies already floating

  in a double bottom hole.

  The engines then exploded

  propellers they failed to start

  the boarders ? overloaded

  the ship bounced wide apart.

  Passangers were flying

  backward, forward, far and fast

  they mumbled, fumbled, tumbled

  each one more weary than the last.

  The veil was torn asunder

  between the hours between twelve and one

  no change, no sudden wonder

  could undo what had been done.

  The watchman lay dreaming

  At 45 degrees

  he dreamed that the Titanic was sinking

  coming to her knees.

  FIDDLE SOLO

  Wellington he was sleeping

  his bed began to stag

  his valiant heart was beating

  he pushed the tables aside.

  Glass of solid crystal

  lay scattered roundabout

  he strapped on both his pistols

  how long could he hold out?

  His men and his companions

  were nowhere to be seen

  in silence then he waited for

  time and space to intervene.

  The passageway was narrow

  there was blackness in the air

  he saw every kind of sorrow

  the voices hit the air?

  Alarm-bells were ring to

  to hold back the swirlin tide

  friends and lovers tumbling

  to each other side by side.

  Mothers and their daughters

  descending down the stairs

  jumped into the icy waters

  love and pity sent their prayers.

  The rich man, Mister Astor

  kissed his darling wife

  he had no way of knowing

  he’d lost his he had lost the …life.

  Gentlemen? drinking whisky

  gambled in the dark

  no one of them would ever live to

  tell the tale of the disembark.

  Brother rose up against brother

  in every cicumstance

  they fought and slaughtered each other

  in a galley dance.

  They lowered down the lifeboats

  from the sinking wreck

  there were tears, there were

  broken backs and broken necks.

  The bishop left his cabin

  to help others in need

  turned his eyes up to the heavens

  said: the poor are yours to feed.

  David the brothel-keeper came out

  dismissed his girls

  saw the water getting deeper

  saw the changing of his world.

  Jim Dandy smiled

  he never learned to swim

  saw the little crippled child

  and he gave his seat to him.

  He saw a star shining

  streaming from the east

  death was on the rampage

  but his heart was now at peace.

  The buried? down the hatches

  but the hatches wouldn’t hold

  they drowned upon the staircase

  of brass and polished gold.

  Leo said to Cleo

  I think I’m going mad

  but he’d lost his mind already

  whatever mind he had.

  He tried to block the doorway

  to save all those from harm

  blood from that open wound

  all ran down his arm.

  Petals fell from flowers

  ’til all of them were gone

  in the long and dreadful hours

  the wizard curse played on.

  The host was pouring brandy

  he was going down slow

  he stayed right to the ending

  was the last to go.

  There were many, many others

  nameless here for ever more

  they never sailed the ocean

  or left their homes before.

  The watchman he lay dreaming

  the damage had been done

  he dreamed the Titanic was sinking

  and he tried to tell someone.

  The captain, barely breathing

  kneeling at the wheel

  above him and beneath him

  50 000 tons of steel.

  He looked over at his compass

  and he gazed into its face

  …….hour…

  he knew he lost the race.

  In the dark illumination

  he remembered bygone years

  he read the Book of Revelations

  and he filled his cup with tears.

  When the Reapers task had ended

  1600 had gone to rest

  the good, the bad, the rich, the poor

  the loveliest and the best.

  They waited at the landing

  and they tried to understand

  but there is no understanding

  on the judgement in Gods hand.

  The news came over the wires

  and struck with deadly force

  xxxx had lost it’s fire??

  all dreams had run their course.

  The watchman he lay dreaming

  of all the things that can be

  he dreamed that the Titanic was sinking

  into the deep, blue sea.

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