By Larry Fyffe
Though they be mostly farm hands, and not Bob Dylan scholars, our Untold team of intrepid archaeologists have been able to piece together one of the fragmented, hard-to-decipher ‘Dylan scrolls’ that were discovered in a damp cave near the Black Sea.
With the exception of this team , the readers of ‘Untold Dylan’ are the first to see the results.
Warning in regards to the parchment – everything is broken – so our team of specialists have not necessarily assembled and deciphered the lyrics exactly the way they were originally written:
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A minority of the team members thought the fragments when put back together looked more like ‘flea-bit cat’.
A minority of team members thought the fragments when put back together revealed ‘flea-bit cat”.