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Drowned in your laughter and dead to the core There's a dragon with matches that's loose on the town Take a whole pail of water just to cool him down Fire, fire on the mountain Fire, fire on the mountain Fire, fire on the mountain Fire, fire on the mountain Almost ablaze, still you don't feel the heat (note 4) It takes all you got just to stay
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When the Grateful Dead first began in 1965, Bob Weir was just 17 years old, quickly earning the nickname “the kid ” Weir has been inseparable from his guitar since the age of 13 and over the years, forged a counter-rhythmic style uniquely his own, weaving jazz-inspired harmonies and complex chord voicings into the band’s ever-evolving sound
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Starting a rock band was actually Ron McKernan's idea, and he was its first front man, delivering stinging harmonica, keyboards, and beautiful blues vocals in the early years of the Warlocks Grateful Dead
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