: photo by
cedrus`, 25 November 2016
: photo by
cedrus`, 25 November 2016
: photo by
cedrus`, 25 November 2016
: photo by
Don Hudson, 15 October 2017
: photo by
Don Hudson, 1 March 2018
: photo by
Don Hudson, 15 February 2018
: photo by
Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg, 14 March 2018
If
you
want
the
easy
handling
of
a
small
car
plus
the
room
and
ride
of
a
big
car
you're
just
another
asshole
Tom Clark: Captain America: from Instant Party in Neil Young, 1971
: photo by cedrus`, 28 February 2017
: photo by cedrus`, 28 February 2017
: photo by cedrus`, 28 February 2017
: photo by Don Hudson, 15 February 2018
If you want the easy handling of a small car plus the room and ride of a big car you're just another asshole
: photo by cedrus`, 15 January 2017
: photo by cedrus`, 15 January 2017
Untitled: photo by Aleksandra Perovic, 10 March 2016
Untitled: photo by Aleksandra Perovic, 10 March 2016
2 comments:
Dylan: Pay in Blood (live, Hamburg 19 October 2014)
Well I'm grinding my life out, steady and sure
Nothing more wretched than what I must endure
I'm drenched in the light that shines from the sun
I could stone you to death for the wrongs that you've done
Sooner or later you make a mistake,
I'll put you in a chain that you never will break
Legs and arms and body and bone
I pay in blood, but not my own
Night after night, day after day
They strip your useless hopes away
The more I take the more I give
The more I die the more I live
I got something in my pocket make your eyeballs swim
I got dogs could tear you limb from limb
I'm circlin' around the southern zone
I pay in blood, but not my own
Low cards are what I've got
But I'll play this hand whether I like it or not
I'm sworn to uphold the laws of God
You could put me out in front of a firing squad
I've been out and around with the rising men
Just like you, my handsome friend
My head's so hard, must be made of stone
I pay in blood, but not my own
Another politician coming out the abyss
Another angry beggar blowing you a kiss
You got the same eyes that your mother does
If only you could prove who your father was
Someone must of slipped a drug in your wine
You gulped it down and you've crossed the line
Man can't live by bread alone
I pay in blood, but not my own
How I made it back home, nobody knows
Or how I survived so many blows
I've been through Hell, What good did it do?
You bastard! I'm suppose to respect you!
I'll give you justice, I'll fathom your purse
Show me your moral that you reversed
Hear me holler, hear me moan
I pay in blood but not my own
You get your lover in the bed
Come here I'll break your lousy head
Our nation must be saved and freed
You've been accused of murder, how do you plead?
This is how I spend my days
I came to bury, not to raise
I'll drink my fill and sleep alone
I play in blood, but not my own
Hey bobby, thanks for that! Not really about o'b that song i hope eh??
On another pertinent front, the second half of this post is titled after a brilliant bumpersticker made several centuries ago by my two good friends the late Anne Mikolowski and her partner the great Ken Mikolowski of Alternative Press, Grindstone City, Michigan.
The first half of the post remembers Michigan, courtesy of the great Don Hudson.
(You won't mention Don's photos, but that doesn't mean I won't.)
The bumpersticker read:
more hair
every day
The words are taken from a longer piece, which may appear here soon, insh'Allah, one never knows any more.
I'd have posted a repro of the bsticker but I have not the thing itself, nor any sort of repro, nor for that matter hands, nor eyes - that famous seventh stage.
But the spirit remains occasionally willing, so stay tuned, I guess.
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