Bob Dylan - Queen Jane Approximately (Official Audio)
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- “Queen Jane Approximately" by Bob Dylan
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Lyrics:
When your mother sends back all your invitations
And your father, to your sister he explains
That you're tired of yourself and all of your creations
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
Now, when all of the flower ladies what back what they have lent you
And the smell of their roses does not remain
And all of your children start to resent you
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
Now, when all the clowns that you have commissioned
Have died in battle or in vain
And you're sick of all this repetition
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
When all of your advisers heave their plastic
At your feet to convince you of your pain
Trying to prove that your conclusions should be more drastic
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
Now, when all of the bandits that you turn your other cheek to
All lay down their bandannas and complain
And you want somebody you don't have to speak to
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane
Ah won't you come see me, Queen Jane
#BobDylan #Folk #SingerSongwriter
"That you’re tired of yourself and all of your creations" never heard someone describe depression so well
LEAVE IT TO MR. DYLAN!!!!!!!!!! ALL THE BEST ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!
Truly incredible writing. Nobody else that I know of can create lines like those.
Can we all give Dylan a big hand for not cutting off the comment's section
Pretty sure Bob's not really reading these, but then again, who thought he'd cover Freind of The Devil as his last set song the other nights last weekend?
Nobody can figure out this Bob guy, he just stays busy being born.... am I right?
yeah, let's all make him regret it by using confused, emotionally charged political language. personally I'm pro 2nd amendment and pro choice #notallrepublicans let's ban all cpaps!
The comments at one time were indeed deleted.
He is not reading nor responding to the comments. It's someone pretending to be him.
@@sandrawadsworth5173 nah, it's an official vevo channel
Best Bob Dylan album. When this came out in 1965 it was revolutionary. I was a teenager and we were all playing this album. Loved the Beatles, but Dylan was the best songwriter.
I was a late-comer to Dylan. This was my first Dylan album. I got it back around 1975 or 76, round the time I graduated high school. By the time I listened to the entire album I was amazed. I never heard such incredible writing. It struck me as extremely poetic, metaphoric, and in a strange sort of way almost mathematical. Without question the best writer out there. I was a devout Dylan fan from then on.
@@WitchidWitchid I was 17 when the first album came out. The second made me a believer. And these hits -- especially this album -- just kept on coming. And still do. I'm way down the road from 17, and Bob Dylan is still the man. What a privilege to be around as he kept on rolling.
You were a teensger then?💀 did you hunt woolly mammoths as a boy
@@xtra_krispy693 No, but I knew Jesse James and Billy the Kid. In fact it was ol' Jesse who taught me how to rob a stagecoach.
That awkward moment when your mother sends back all your invitations and your father to your sister he explains that you're tired of yourself and all of your creations. 😬
Won't you come see me, Queen Jane?
Love it. Dylan just opens his songs so...I don't know how to put it. Just wow. Always comes out of left field but somehow hits the nail on the head in an abstract way.
@@yorkehead1922 So relatable
lololol!
A know...
For all those who think Dylan cannot sing, listen, really listen to his phrasing. There is no one who can do this song justice like Dylan.
there's no doubt in my mind whether or not Dylan could sing. He's a master. There is plenty of doubt however about whether he could play the harmonica
@@grandchampignon nah, for me a fantastic harmonica player. So distinctive and expressive. Mostly his harmonica playing is a voice that suggests there is a better world.
Just seen him doing this on his tour and still has that phrasing down as I commented about..
Grateful dead do Dylan way better than Dylan check out their Dylan covers specially visions of johanna
@@kunchoktashii Dylan is better dressed, most of the time.
Love Dylan but this album is my fave. The groove on all the tracks is sublime. Imagine being John, Paul, Mick, Keith, Brian and hearing this album. They changed their focus instantly.
Jagger was a major Dylan fan, just listen to Jigsaw Puzzle from Beggars Banquet.
@@markhunter8554 So was Jimi Hendrix, he was obsessed with Dylan.
They did indeed....!!!
My brother got this when I was about 13, and I was stunned. It took years before I started to understand it. And yeah, it's his best.
Keith surely learned not to have his guitar perfectly tuned😂❤
Listening to this song is a mystical experience. I've been listening to it for 60 years.
Wow!!! I am 64 !!!
63yrs. x
When the world gets to be too much all I have to do is listen to this album and I become the little girl I once was in the 60s.......
Awww . . . that's so sweet. I hear this and I'm transported to my bedroom at age 10 or 11. Not really a happy place but a safe place and there was alway Bob Dylan.
I know that feeling...
@@elaineadams3982 Good thing that you had somewhere to go!
I too go back to the time I was a very young girl. my brother was an avid Dylan fan and would play all of his tunes. I memorized all the lyrics to some of his songs to impress my brother!
oh yeah me too, the 60s... when I didn't even exist. Good times.
I can't believe this album only made it to #2 on Rolling Stone's top 500 albums of all time...
actually #4 on the original 2003 top 500 list. The 2020 update isn't even worth talking about lol but , to me, the 2003/12 ones made sense. atleast 2 dylan records in the top 10, (#4 and #9) #9 being Blonde on Blonde of course.
@@AntajuanGrady And I believe Blood on the Tracks tied at # 12 or so(?).
@@42awww it was #14 actually but Bringing It All Back Home was #31 so basically he and The Beatles dominated that list, especially the top 40. I do think The Doors (ranked at #42 on original 2003 and 2012 lists) should've been in the top 30 atleast.
@@AntajuanGrady Tp me. THE SOFT PARADE is always about 6 on my list
@@42awww Strange Days was so low like #407; it should've been at least in top 200
For people who don’t like this album. Fun Fact: this influenced the Beatles to make Rubber Soul which influenced Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys to write Pet Sounds, which influenced Paul McCartney to make Sgt Peppers.
Dylan always sets the stones rolling.
Thanks.... but so? You may agree the qualities of the lyrics are not relative.
that album inspired Hendrix to actually sing lead on his records^
he thought when Dylan gets trough with his "screequing" voice he can do it , too^^
Yep one thing just leads to another.
Love every single one of these bands, specifically each one of these albums.
Gotta love musical history anyway hope anyone enjoys the legacy these albums leave behind, lots of it can still be heard today.
@@Elchamuc020 that’s the truth bro
The whole album is GOLD.
To right from your Celtic pals in Wales 🏴🇮🇪
I'm 23 years old and I just can't stop listening to Bob Dylan songs, he became my favorite singer.💜
God bless you, JoyT. It's always gratifying to this lifelong Dylan fan to hear from young fans bc it's you who will keep these masterpieces alive. I believe that 200 years from now, Bob's songs will still be listened to and loved.
Hey,you said you are 23 and I'm just 15 and fortunate enough to have discerned Bob Dylan thanks to Gramps,who though ain't no more but it's really evocative to me how he used to play the radio on and step it to Dylan when I was young. I know I owe him one for having me make acquaintance with such a peerless musician.
Joy T, I was turned on to Bob in "sleep-away" camp when I was 12 in 1977. My counselor(s) listened to him, Tull, Grateful Dead, and some others. I fell in love with Bob Dylan the first time I heard him. I think it was Like A Rolling Stone. That's a great song, but darn near every song he's written is great. He is by far, my favorite artist in all of humanity. He was kissed by God himself. He's the definition of Americana. He's Bob Dylan, for cryin' out loud! :) Just the fact that you, at 23, say he's you're favorite lends credence to the definition of timeless. Mozart would have loved him, and that kid who will be born in 150 years will think he's the hottest thing since, well, whomever.
I'm 23 too but I've felt that way for a long while now.... No one can come close to dylan.
I'm 18 years old and I can't stop listening this fuckin' album. It's just like listening Shakespeare with a guitar. Ah no, Bob is better! It's too good, like a drug, can someone tell me please how to stop?
So everytime i find a new Dylan song im like this is my new favourite .This guy is a genius.
Dylan's singing and his squeaky harmonica. Perfect!!!
This guy was ahead of his time
Ahead and behind and in. He's all time.
Some people say this is one of Bobs more forgettable tunes and some even say it’s one of the weaker songs off this magnificent album. I think they’re all wrong! This song is just pure bliss and Bobs timing along with the background instruments is flawless.
Anyone who says that is of low intelligence
Who did Bob write it for- ? Anybody know?
@@MSYNGWIE12 In one interview he seemed to suggest Queen Jane was himself. I feel it fits, considering his followers' disillusionment with him is a common theme.
This is my favorite Dylan album, and although I would never skip QJA, I never found it super relatable. Actually the only track I skip with any sort of regularity is the title track, because sometimes I am not in the mood for a siren whistle. This, despite the fact that as a teenager, I found the use in this album so hilarious and appropriate that I ordered such a whistle myself. This past month, I have grown more attached to the song. I love how the instruments harmonize, especially during the big solo halfway through the track. I can't even audially identify everything going on there, and that has always been a little bit of, I don't know, intrigue for me with Bob's songs. Not knowing how they make the sound in certain tracks. Also I recently found the lyrics more relatable. Pushing 40 years old, and losing all but one of those friendships I maintained for 20+ years, leaves me feeling slightly bitter, if not disenchanted exactly. But I can sympathize with the man.
@@mephistophelicpierogi Could it be Joanie, the Queen of Folk?
One of the first albums I replaced after my records were lost in a fire. A masterpiece.
Hello Sue, how are you doing? It's nice meeting you here today.
I lost a Dylan or two in my fire!
Dylan's music is pure poetry. Dylan is my therapy.
He has been my entire life.
Well you always know what he means
Real
Dylan's singing, his squeaky harmonica, and everyone is out of tune, but it's like the best thing I ever heard.....explain that to me.
The guitar is out of tune. But it fits somehow.
@@brandonedgecovers You're right
I’ll explain it to you.... if you buy me dinner first
The only explanation, GENIUS
It's supposed to hurt.
Impossible to choose a favorite Dylan song but this one here for me is mesmerizing 😎
Love this one
A follow up to this song is Jimmie Dale Gilmore “Borderland”
Gorgeous compassionate song, full of humanity, to Queen Jane and victims of fate everywhere
He knows all the old queens like James Taylor
The harmonica solo is unironically one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard
It completes this song doesn’t it! It took me to a place I always want to return to.
The perfect imperfect song!
And so many harmonica players say he sucks at it, but just listen to how much expression that solo has, how booming and powerful it is! Technique is not everything, music is not a math olympics, it's an expression of the human soul.
@@rafaelfernandeslopesdeoliv1700 I'm a harp player, and they have their heads where the sun doesn't shine.
The whole abum is a masterpiece.
nothing to add... really the one and only masterpiece
Rainer Pfingst Blonde On Blonde , Blood On The Tracks
Bringing It All Back Home
@@limpimp9686 you are right, but Highway 61 Revisited is the best of all.... to my opinion of course
@@sharps54ob Couldn't agree more. Definitely my favorite.
I saw this record in my dads friends collection, i was 12
For xmas i begged n begged for it, somebody recorded a casette for me. I was floored ! Every song spoke to my soul....im still waiting for my queen jane to come back again. sigh , aint life strange, i miss her
You're right, life sure as hell is strange.
Yup, written in'65; what understanding of family dynamics, alienation, bitterness-just brilliant. Damn.
im annonymous my queen Jane walked out in 69 ,hope she had a good life 😔
I'm several men's Queen Jane. We are total heartbreakers :(
You were right, she is beyond the block, two breath takes away. Even if it's easter time too.
All of Dylan's songs , I can vision a person in my life who fits the narrative . The best song writer and producer ever
That moment when youth and adulthood begin to dance and youth can see the fatality of "adulthood" but is powerless against its pull, and the one standing outside looking in at the helpless one and almost in futility says If you can get away then here's a refuge ...
Great observation
This was an important time in music history. 1965-67. Every year so many great albums.
I love the intro to this song, as well as the whole song, there's something delicate about it.
That's totally true. Because its a song about someone he loves (and begging her to come back to HIM...)
I admire a song that's both a poem and a High Freq. hearing test.
Bob Dylan is great because he points out the pain of living.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.
best delivery of the word "sick"ever!!!
Same could be said of the delivery of the word "pain". Do you suppose he had any idea what he was doing at this time?
@@hespheiden1 i don't think any sane man could have. Though we are talking about Bob Dylan.
I caught that too!
This is so good, its one of those , I am not doing anything till this song has finished, songs. Everything about this is pure magic, which about covers the whole album.
QUEEN JANE CALLING
TIRED OF CREATIONS....
Am just sat down thinking what I'd like to play and listen to,,and Bob just came right back to me. ,,Need I say anything else...what a great human being the man is ❤Terry and Ed.
When everyone rejects you - and you even reject yourself....won't you come see me, Queen Jane?
I was in high school in my first rock band when this came out, and I was always blown out at Dylan's songs, wondering where on Earth they were coming from. Now 70, I understand so much more, and marvel at the insight he had at so young an age. Thanks, Bob, for all you give us, you make us stop and think about what we are doing.
Old Soul from the begining of time!
Yesterday I managed to escape being 'locked down' in Italy and now I am in my home country with the internet connection to finally listen to this song again. When the trains in Italy are about to reach the station they play a jingle of the exact chord that opens this song. I couldn't get the song out of my head as I was travelling around by train for weeks. Now I finally hear it and wonder if I didn't make a huge mistake, if I shouldn't have let myself get stuck in the place I left my heart. I will have to come see her again... "Prossima fermata: Queen Jane"
are you a native italian?
I'm 72, and I can't stop listening to Bob Dylan. Not a bad gig. 👍❤❤❤
I'm 172 and I can't stop listening to Dylan either my young friend!
Masterpiece from Bob Dylan, the Master of Poetry. Beautiful.
Love me some Bob Dylan, especially this song
Most underrated Dylan song on the album. Sounds so rough but perfectly practiced at the same time.
This was our song. I miss you so much. Happy Birthday Debbie Sue Ferguson. My big sister. You left this world way too soon and i would give anything to go and see you "when you want somebody you dont have to speak to"
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.
This was album I played over and over after night of dosing and coming down hiding out in my brother's bedroom the next day. It's kind of like the songs I used to sing in Sunday School, pressed into my psyche. It was 1971 and I was 16.
The most underrated Dylan song barr none. The bridge between Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde.
3 albums, 34 songs and 14 months which changed modern music forever.
you said it, man! won't see the likes of this again.
Never thought of it that way but you are spot on.
I couldn't agree more. QJA is pure genious.
You listen to a song since you were 9, and you get 49 and love it as ever. Wont you come see me, Queen Jane
Hello Dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
@@Bryanadamsmusicinc hi, are you a BD fan like me and also someone that I know?
@@karinadamous1831 I’m sorry to hear, so have you ever been to our concerts?
How did a young kid come up with this? It's astonishing.
My name is Jane ,,,,, i would love to see you my genius friend ,,,,words fail me to describe the utter joy this guy as given to me over the many decades lol xxxx
Lucky you, Queen Jane.
I say 'lucky him'. Always gave the joy back, same time, everytime. Wrong bob im afraid
Damn he deserved the Nobel Prize
You have such a profound impact on my carrier that even the biggest thank you text would fall shout to express my gratitude. Thanks for your support ❤️❤️❤️
Finally the original version!
What do you mean by original? Everything in art is copied from somewhere else but "Artists" with their big Egos won't admit this, especially Robert Zimmerman.
@@paulsavage5057 booo, disagree respectfully
Long live dylan!
+Jeffrey Karamazov: Ahhh....you too, eh Jeffrey? Yeah, I've been hoping and waiting for a year or so it seems for somebody to upload this original version. Seems like once it does get put out for everybody, it gets taken down pretty quickly. The piano in this knocks my socks off.....it sounds like a real old-timey rag-time / western saloon piano. This kicks ass.....no doubts about it. Thanks to the one who uploaded it!
Exactly, this is the lpversion, the best
Listening to Bob Dylan's music during the '60s helped me survive the tumultant times.
And they're helping me through this turmoil now.
tumultant? like a consultant eating tums on black monday?
Black, blues piano players used to play old, out-of-tune pianos in the logging camps of the South. They preferred the piano out-of-tune because they could get more expression out of it. The guitar is out-of-tune here but Dylan must have recognized the way that it colored the sound.
Listen to "Blowing in the wind", live version where Bob plays along with Ronny Wood and Keith Richards... His acoustic is out of tune as well. No one cared, still amazing performance.
@@bsnf-5 In your instance, Dylan's acoustic guitar was out-of-tune but he probably didn't want to take the time to tune it because it was live. The studio recording was intentionally kept out-of-tune. Few recordings are intentionally out-of-tune because it usually would sound better in tune. An out-of-tune instrument is rarely preferable. If you listen to the Dylan 1966 concerts with "the band", he took such a long time tuning his guitar that the audience would get restless and stomp their feet. Dylan cared.
Dylan's music is underappreciated because of the acclaim given his lyrics, but this is another beautiful piece of music even without the words
I’m 69 just looking for a taxi back to the sixties
Used to be one of the top five songs on my playlist. Freaked people out..in 86 not to many people in the west tx bars had a inkling about Robert Zimmerman..
At least we have the TH-cam time machine...
@Maiahi That'll be a fun thing to talk about when I get to that age still over 30 years away from 69 now though...
@Maiahi What???
Im 71 and have listened to this track at least once a year since I bought the album in 65..unlike me,it just doesn't age!
that tack piano in the backing starting at 3:09 is absolutely killer. floors me every time.
I know what you mean. Till about 3:40. I'm in awe of musicians who can improvise such brilliance.
I am all alone ... every song i hear ... another Masterpiece to me ❤ i
Masterpiece. This is just fantastic.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.
I dedicate this song to all the gals whoever turned me down. That being said. I'm still available.
Bless you child 💞💞💞
Yes!😂 LMMFAO
:)
thank you Bob, thank you I think I will, with joy remember Love All, big
I first heard this in a record shop. I asked them to play side two of Highway 61 because side 1 started with Rolling Stone which I obviously knew. All I can say is Wow. I bought the LP and discovered other great tracks like Ballad of a Thin Man and Desolation Row.
Steve Pasquale's comment, two under yours, makes my point of Dylan taking his glasses off and his photographer stops taking photos and Dylan saying go ahead take a photo of me not posing for a photo... This what Steve posted: Dylan once said some interviewer was harassing him about the significance of this album cover to which Dylan responded something like, “idk the dude jus took my picture and i didn’t think anything of it”
Tom thumbs blues man
Love this song. Love you, Bob!
"When all of your advisers heave their plastic
At your feet to convince you of your pain
Trying to prove that your conclusions should be more drastic"
Isn't it the case that society often demands drastic conclusions nowadays? No thanks.
Great lyrics
I love this song, but I love the whole album! How did Bob write this album and Blonde on Blonde so young!!!!?????? And he is still hitting them out of the ballpark at 79.
that was his big double album had just like a woman prove his vocal talent toured with the band but i always dug 'like a rolling stone saw him and the band in seattle.
that song I want u is pretty cool when lyrics described the instruments while remember his gurl, sara
he
but his early folk stuff was epic when he went electric at new port he was booed for a bit
when I think of dylan i think of joan baez and song she wrote concerning her relationship with dylan called fiamonds and rust
Nobody compares not even Jim Morrison -
Best United States poet of all time.
“ Sad Eyed lady of the lowlands .”
My favorite.
That old piano floating in and out of this and others he recorded using the same guys way back when......still peels my face off. Guess I'm showing my age.....and damn proud of it too. We had the best music....it came at us from every-which-way....nonstop. Thank you Lord for putting me on this Earth when I was (1954). jbeinarizona
Arguably one of the ten best songs ever.
Been over one half century. WTF, and still, mind blown. Many in the Folk scene were terribly upset with Dylan when he evolved. They reacted like a bunch of caterpillars that had never seen a butterfly.
Don't forget Ray Davies, who listened to this and knew he was safe to write "A Well-Respected Man." And the rest is English history.
Great comment. I think you are very right.
Probably my favorite Dylan song, from my favorite Dylan album. Perfection.
" When all your children start to resent you". Never got it until now.
Crazy that he got it in his 20s. Go figure
Lol
It's hard to think of a Dylan song that feels more autobiographical than this.
Sometimes people I loved feel like they are talking to me through songs. This is one of them.
I love this song so much. Refreshing, mesmerizing and awesome. Bob Dylan rules. He likes to remain mysterious and silent. Silence has the right to be heard, noise should be observed. No one can be as cool and hip as Dylan in all of his new old age wisdom that he shares through his thoughts and music while he gets himself born again each new day as someone different who is not here or there, now. Bob Dylan happens everyday except your last day, his future is unpredictable and I love the way he toys with the future while leaving us confused and wanting more of nothing. He hides his lives and several of his different personalities just like a dream changing into a nightmare while the dreamers sleep. Bob Dylan has a lonely soul(s), avoiding being noticed as he awakes singing from his days of not being anything else but zen.
Yes Dr Robert was an inspiration to the Beatles
This song is one of my alltime favorite mr. Zimmerman aka bob dylan tunes. Best harmonica ever love it
I love every song on this album, especially the beginning of this one!💎💎💎💎
Hello Sandra, how are you doing? It's a pleasure you here today.
Absolutely fantastic! Thank you for sharing God bless everyone
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here l.
This song always gives me peace. Great Dylan
"your conclusions should be more drastic"...that hit home like a hammer...it's what we did, exactly what we did. Thanks Bob! dovetailed with "It's All Over Baby Blue" it blew us out of the house and into the wild world - LOOK OUT FOR US!!
Explain this further
This is one of the best songs of all time
His best album in my opinion
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.
My brother showed me this song, and from that day I am a massive fan of Bob, thank you brother
Your bros a legend
The cover photo on this album was always mysterious to me.
Douglas Norris It's a picture of Bob Dylan.
I have an orange and white striped tshirt like the one in the background. Bought it at Maurices Mens Shop in Duluth, MN in 1967. I still have it. Saving it to be creamated in.
He's sitting on Al Grossman's brownstone steps. I went there and posed at the same spot for a picture. 2 separate very big Dylan fans thought he was sitting on stairs backstage in a theater somewhere. Isn't it obvious he's outside?
This is my favorite Dylan song...for today at least.
hats off to bob for sporting a triumph t - shirt, good lad
triumphs are ok , the really cool guys rode a matchless
The music is really really great. Don't know why this song is not that famous.
this album and works are immortal
Dylan is a genius in writing songs. I love that song!
"Now, when all of the bandits that you turn your other cheek to
All lay down their bandannas and complain
And you want somebody you don't have to speak to..."
This is a lyrical imagination and expression I cannot find in The Beatles or in The Stones and nowhere else.
Queen Jane used to be Joan Baez, isn't it?
I lay down my bandanna. Looking forward to celebrate his 80th!
no. it wasn't joan's mum that sent back her invitations. and she wasn't surrounded by clowns either. And she didn't invent creations. And being "Sick of Repetition" was yet ANOTHER dig about Andy Warhol....
Always loved him, always will !
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.
I keep on coming back to say Thank You ... oh, dear me !
IMHO the greatest LP of all time...it changed my life...for the better one assumes
stunning lyrics
Love this whole album
my thoughts remain
that cannot be tamed
as i greet every morning
before me i saw
an open door
opportunities surround me
I love this song.
People rarely mention how great the other musicians are who played with him. This song is no exception.
Particularly Al Kooper. He was with the Blues Project and Blood, Sweat, and Tears.
This album and its unbelievable image is utterly incredible like riding a bike or swimming you never forget no matter how long it's been especially warm like an old friend
What a piece of writing.
Great Classic Album Every Track Is Absolutely Fab…Massive Fan Forever 🙏🇬🇧
If I ever am blessed with a baby girl, she will be my little queen Jane💙
I remember getting big into Dylan as a teenage pothead and I remember having an appreciation for what I thought (at the time) to be the best totally random lyrics I'd ever heard. Coming back at 33 I see that every word in every line has meaning.
And here I sit so patiently / Trying to find out what price / You have to pay to get out of / Going through all these things twice
I always thought this and not Like A Rolling Stone was the highlight of this album.....
Bob Dylan blows my mind again and again...What about you, Queen Jane?
Happy Birthday
to my late sister,
Susie
I love you and miss you so much
rhyming plastic and drastic was prophetically insightful
but that is only one example of why he's da bezzt
lady pony: fantastic (rhymes with)