You Can't Be Wise And In Love

I Consider Myself A Poet First And A Musician Second. I Live Like A Poet And I'll Die Like A Poet.

This Land Is Your Land And This Land Is My Land, Sure, But The World Is Run By Those That Never Listen To Music Anyway.

I Was So Much Older Then; I'm Younger Than That Now. From The Back Pages

Folk Music Is A Bunch Of Fat People.

With Your Silhouette When The Sunlight Dims Into Your Eyes Where The Moonlight Swims, And Your Match-book Songs And Your Gypsy Hymns, Who Among Them Would Try To Impress You? -bob Dylan, "sad-eyed Lady Of The Lowlands” (1966)