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Themes Of Bob Dylan's Music

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Finally Bob Dylan got to meet him and become friends with his lost idol who was slowly dying of Huntington's disease in Morristown, New Jersey, Dylan had written him a song called song to Woody. A famous quote from this song is "Bout a funny old world that's coming along. Seems sick and it's hungry, it's tired and it's torn, it looks like it's dying and it's hardly been born...
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This is also the time he began to write his legendary folk songs. In the 1960s Bob Dylan had turned the themes of his music to protest what many people consider the wrongs of society. In his songs he writes about the "luckless, the abandoned and' forsaken," as he put it in "chimes of Freedom." He condemned the Ku Klux Klan in "The Death of Emmett Till" and the John Birchites in "Talking' John Birch Paranoid Blues...
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