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It's a little bit funny
this feeling inside.
I'm not one of those who can easily
hide.
I don't have much money. But boy, if I
did,
I'd buy a big house where
we both could live
if I was a sculptor.
But then again, no.
Or a man who makes potions in a
traveling show.
I know it's not much, but it's the best
I can do.
My gift is my song. Yeah. And this one's
for you.
And you can tell everybody
this is your song.
It may be quite simple, but
now that it's done,
I hope you don't mind. I hope you don't
mind that I put down words
how wonderful
life is while you're in the world.
I hope you don't mind. I hope you don't
mind that I put down in words
how wonderful
life is. Mason Phelp, Peter Eastston,
Brian Todd, Richard Douglas Morrison,
and David Payton did everything
together. They played for the same
underage football side, and they all
supported Glasgow Rangers. Today, behind
the drawn curtains and the Lord blinds
of this quiet councilhouse crescent,
families and friends mourn their
untimely deaths. And this one street in
a small five town suffers more than
anywhere else in Scotland from the
effects of a tragedy which occurred in
15 horrific minutes after the final
whistler to Ibro.
I'm letting you know
I'm finding here hard
just waiting hanging around the night.
It's morning and my train.
>> I feel very strongly about the Dutch
matter. I think it's a violation of
academic and political liberty in this
country and therefore I have supported
this matter. Have you suspended any of
your lectures today?
>> I'm not lecturing anyway today. So I
haven't suspended any lectures.
>> He bears up these things with some
fortitude and he's now going to try and
see whether some other country will be
more liberal than our country.
Personally, I like this country to show
itself having more faith in freedom than
any other country. It's one of the
proudest claims of this country that
we've very often done this. And I'm very
sorry that in this case that tradition
has been broken.
>> My wife and younger daughter and myself
were in our sitting room and um I had
just opened my box to do my evening's
work and there was this um
loud explosion. Um the windows in the
room we were in were not blown in, but
it was obvious we could hear other
windows being blown in. And um when we
looked out into the hall, the front door
being blown open.
This room at the top they are telling
you still.
But first, you must learn how to smile
as you kill.
If you want to be like the folks on the
hill,
a working class hero is something to be.
>> Are you prepared to stay out until we
get a settlement?
Are we going to arbitration?
>> I'd say it was a damage that the old
people have got to be made to suffer.
>> But they have opened specially utter
selfishness.
>> They've opened specially this morning so
that you can get your pension, haven't
they?
>> What?
>> They've opened the office especially
this morning so that you can get your
pension. What do you think about that?
>> I don't ask him to vote for special. I
ask him to wait for everybody to get a
progenion. For devils, we've lived long
enough to get it. I'm 80 and I came up
yesterday.
>> No matter what you do,
I will always be around.
Won't you tell me what you want?
Won't you
come down the only wall?
Be a part of it all. Nothing to see,
nothing to say, nothing to do.
If you give me all,
I would give it to you. Nothing would
be, nothing would be, nothing would be.
No matter what you are,
I will always be with you.
No matter what you do,
with you.
My Sweet Lord.
M my Lord.
M my Lord.
I really want to see you.
Really want to be with you.
Really want to see you, Lord. But it
takes so long. My Lord,
my sweet Lord.
Have you been well treated madam? Yes.
>> What is your
>> the children take children here with
you?
>> How are you?
>> All right.
>> And you?
>> I'm all right.
>> Have you heard from daddy?
>> As a Ugandan yourself, Madam Mabati,
what do you think of the future of the
country now?
>> It's difficult to tell.
My government
will at the right time make arrangements
for honest, fair and uh completely free
general election to be held in the
country and I shall then go back to the
barracks and take order from whoever
ever is elected president.
>> That's right. You heard right. Frank's
200 motel
>> with the mothers of invention,
>> Theodore and Ringo Star.
>> Hi Dave. It's really great to be back on
your panel. I'm sure the people at home
will be interested to know why such a
large dwarf as you is all dressed up
like Frank Sapper. Tell us, Larry.
What's the deal? He made me do it, Dave.
He's such a creep.
>> And if I want to wear a dress, that's my
business. I wouldn't say anything funny
to you if you were sitting there
interviewing me in a dress. I think I
look pretty great in that picture that
originally appeared in Melody Maker
where I was sitting there. I thought
that it was really entertaining.
Everybody around the house thought it
was entertaining when they took the
picture.
We had gotten the whole band over to my
apartment in New York and just uh
decided that we were going to take
something other than the group picture
where everybody stood next to each other
like this. Thought we'd try something a
little bit different.
>> I wouldn't like to go into detail, but
uh it was immediately apparent that we
weren't going to have it in the hall.
>> What was the matter with the script? Was
were there four-letter words? There some
reports. So there were four letter words
in the script.
>> No, there weren't. No, but it was the
whole trend and the whole thing was not
Albert at all material. I'd rather not
say any more about it than that.
>> Was it blasphemous? Uh was it sexual?
>> You could say it was connected with sex.
Yes.
>> An evening of warm, intimate musical
entertainment.
We heard about how people in this land
like traditional jazz.
Power to the people.
Power to the people.
Power to the people.
Power to the people. Right on.
Say we want a reolution.
We better get on right away.
We get on your beat
of the street. Shing power to the
people.
Power to the people.
Power to the people.
Power to the people. I
>> let the message be from this great
gathering. Probably a quarter of a
million people. Again, LET US SAY DOWN
WITH THIS BILL, not the trade union
movement.
And there it is. It's over.
And Kooper gives him a back and says,
"Well done." And he's given it to
Bogner. He's given it to Joe Bner. And I
find that amazing.
And the whole of Wembley erupts into a
storm of going.
And how in the world can you take away
the man's three titles like that?
>> Well, actually I'm disappointed with the
verdict because, you know, I'd have
liked to have retired undefeated, but I
mean um I think morally we got the
victory, but uh we just didn't get the
referees nod. You know, I think there
was 10,400 people there and I think
10,000 thought I'd won, but uh the
referee and about 400 others didn't. So
that's it. What can you do
>> if you're down
and junk you
and you don't remember
who you're talking to?
Concentration.
Slip away
because your baby is so far away.
Well, there's a road in a bis
and the eagle fly with the dog.
And if you can't be with the one you
love, honey, love the one you're with.
Love the one you're with.
Love the one you're with.
Love the one you're with.
Gold co
sold in the market down in New Orleans.
Scar old slave I know we're doing all
right here in whipped to wh just around
midnight.
Brown sugar and you taste so good.
round you up just like a young girl
should. Now
I'll get down on your knees now, sugar.
I comb your taste so good.
I get down on the ground, sugar, just
like a young girl should.
And I bet your mama was a tential queen
and all a girlfriend was sweet 16. I no
school boy, but I know what I like. You
should have it just around midnight.
I call you so good.
I down to just
down.
I see. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Woo. I promise.
I promise.
Yeah.
>> Oh, blime me.
>> Don't delay. Leave the dead. Get out
while you can.
for lavender politique to Leor.
>> Yes.
>> Don't be dead. Leave your head to the
hard drinking.
It's hard talking.
It's just the blues talking.
They got the mlly glue.
Will you turn away from the open seas
and bore yourself to Europe? Mr. Heath
said yes. We say no. I'm bound to say
I'm terribly struck by the fact that
every single country in the community
spends more on the social services than
we do both per head and as a share of
gross national.
>> I'm sorry but you see I am supposed to
be questioning you not may you're not a
prime uh leader for the other side.
>> It is an opportunity which offers great
benefits for us and great benefits for
Europe as a whole. Some tries to
patronize you when you don't know why.
But you can stand up and look them right
between the eyes cuz it's a booing.
It's just a booing.
They got them on Mollywood
conspiracy
coming.
What's the matter with me?
I don't have much to say.
Daylight sneaking through the window and
I'm still in this all night cafe.
Walking to and from beneath the moon.
That's where the trucks are rolling
slow.
I sit out on this bank of sail and watch
the river flow.
I GOT A SILVER STAR, PURPLE HEART, ARMY
COMMENATION MEDAL, eight air medals,
national defense, and the rest of this
garbage. It doesn't mean a thing.
People disagreeing on just about
everything. Yeah. Makes you stop and
wonder why.
While yesterday I saw somebody on the
street who just couldn't help but cry.
Oh
river keeps on rolling low.
No matter what gets in the way and
what's where the wind does blow. And as
long as it does, I just sit here and
watch the river blow.
Not only do the army have a right to
shoot people on the suspicion uh that
they might have politics that disagree
with those of the state, but now people
who in fact speak out against the
politics of the state can be interned on
the basis that they further disorder. Uh
and so those of us who involve ourselves
in a campaign against internment uh
leave ourselves open for exactly the
same charge. But they'll be a long time
in turning half a million a million
people. But why now? After all, the
situation in Northern Ireland has been
pretty fraught for the last two years.
>> Because it's been going on so long that
the whole life of the community is
threatened and the economy in Northern
Ireland is seriously threatened.
>> And yet hundreds of people now will be
detained for indefinite periods. Well,
people have been taken in. Some will be
let free. Some will be charged with
criminal offenses. Others will be held
under article 12 of the relevant act.
>> You're windy and wild. You got the blues
in your shoes.
You and me while yeah
we feel like a car. You got a hug cap
diamond star halo
you dirty sweet my girl.
Get it on.
Get it on.
Get it on.
Get it on.
When you beard like a car, you got a hug
cap diamond star halo.
If you like a car, I'll
hunt. That's the truth. With your cloak
full of eagles,
you're dirty sweet and you're my girl.
Get it on
a
>> two policemen walked in and sort of
grabbed off the press and sort of said,
"Well, what's this then?" Presses were
suddenly stopped. All the were burnt and
the printer himself at midnight swooped
down and ripped our artwork to pieces,
which meant again we had another
mutilated copy of Oz to sell to the
public.
You're not a smiling.
I come a long way just to see you
smiling.
You're not laughing.
I come a long long way just to see you
living.
I guess the things have changed since
I've been gone
because of something
has gone.
The shop stewards representing the
workers are in control of this yard.
Nobody and nothing will come in and
nothing will go out without our
permission. We're responsible people and
we'll conduct ourselves with the dignity
and discipline that we have all the time
expressed over the last last few weeks
and there will be no hooliganism.
There will be no vandalism. There will
be no bevying.
I think as has been said before, we
don't only build ships, we build men at
Clay Bank.
I suppose I could collect my books and
get on back to school.
Stay on my daddy's queue. Make a living
out of playing pool.
I find myself a rockar man
that needs a helping hand.
Oh, Maggie, I couldn't have tried
anymore.
You made a first class fool out of me,
but I'm as blind as a fool can be.
You stole my love anyway.
Riders on the storm.
Riders on the storm.
Into this house we're born.
Into this world we're thrown.
Like a dog without a bone and actor out
of bone. Riders on the storm.
Yeah.
George power to the people.
George power to the people.
Well,
I got a brand new lover.
Yes, I do. She's my one and only and her
name is Baby Blue. Oh, that baby baby
baby
blue.
Baby, baby, baby.
This is our message. This is the light
on our festival of light. Praise the
Lord.
But so many people
are dying fast. It sure looks like a
man.
I never see this face.
I want you to take your hand. try to
understand really the people for the
day.
>> It's not just that these millions of
people have come, but the 30,000 to
62,000 on one day are still coming in.
Now, how do you expect a single person
to go back when every day he sees more
are coming in with the same kind of
atrocity stories?
Thank
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