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OK I concede Every song Dylan wrote was perfect, Brilliant. Someday, in future generations, they will compile a Book around his songs and call them sonnets or Psalms or something and a new Generation of faithful followers will erect great statues to him. They will perform ritual sacrifices to him and Proclaim him a prophet. It will be said if you follow his teachings you will be reborn to a higher plane of existence. They will find hidden secret scrolls that prove he performed miracles and walked on water. The world will be saved.
Great scholars will hold classes to teach folks like me what he meant in the lyrics that I find contain a whole lot of Gibberish but it is certain they have glorious hidden meanings in them that my simple mind just cannot grasp.
I will have to tell my Grand children to start studying his lyrics so they will understand the meaning of life.
I just hope they have a little compassion for the rest of the songwriters and don't proclaim their drivel as sacrilege and burn them.
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