includes a fragment from the 6th Symphony "Pathétique" (Tchaikovsky) and a quote from I Married Joan (Mack/Murray)

I could be a slave for the rest of my life
As long as I know that you'd be my wife

No matter what you do
Can't hide my love for you
You treat me bad, girl
I won't cry, I won't moan
I'll work real hard the rest of my days
Bring all my dough back home
I don't care how you treat me
I don't care how you treat me
I'm an all-American Boy, I love it
He loves it
Sock it to me
Strap it to me
As long as we're together darling, through the years
Watching TV together
Licking our coupons together
Saving stamps
Buying [bad word] together
Smoking some [bad word] Then we'll save all our stamps
We'll go down to the redemption center and trade them in
For a throw pillow that says:
I Married Joan
Lalalalala
[...] Nice to see you
And besides darling, what makes it all so important, and what makes it
have meaning, my darling, you know as well as I, you've got big [bad word] 
No matter what you do
Can't hide my love for you
You treat me bad, girl

I won't cry, I won't moan
I'll work real hard
the rest of my days
Bring everything back home
I don't care how you treat me
I don't care how you treat me

Indians love it too
Mjamammamjamma get some rain
...
Konserthuset, Stockholm
September 30, 1967

FZ guitar/vocals
Ray Collins tambourine/vocals
Roy Estrada bass/vocals
Don Preston piano
Ian Underwood alto sax
Bunk Gardner tenor sax
Motorhead Sherwood baritone sax
Jimmy Carl Black [bad word] Billy Mundi [bad word] 
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