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LESS THAN INVINCIBLE I He hitch-hiked from Connecticut with two of his friends, in search of adventure, like many young men. I met him down in Phoenix at a “love-in” event; and I knew right away we’d soon be best of friends. II His buddies they pressed on, but Glen he chose to stay. He was all that I had since my folks had moved away. Closer than brothers, we faced the unknown; and left everything we knew for that long and dusty road. CHORUS: It was the summer of 1970, we were young and we were free; and the road stretched out before us, as far as we could see. So we smoked us a joint, and drank us some wine… We were less than invincible, but doin’ just fine. III We thumbed our way westward, out to the Pacific Coast. Hitched up and down the highway, but never did feel lost. We slept on the beaches, and pan-handled for change. We partied with friends, but never knew their names. IV Well the wine it flowed so freely on those acid-spiked nights. We were fearless in all we said and did! The Aurora Borealis was never so pretty, as the lights that were dancing… dancing in our heads. CHORUS: It was the summer of 1970, we were young and we were free; and the road stretched out before us, as far as we could see. So we smoked us a joint, and drank us some wine… We were less than invincible, but feelin’ alright. Hey hey… V We did Big Sur together; caught a glimpse of Paradise. Thumbed up to Colorado, looked around and bought a ride. Drove southward in a blizzard, on four slick balding tires. Seemed nothing could ever harm us, though we were right down to the wire… VI In Phoenix, once again, we concocted us a plan; we would sell crystal meth…make all the money that we can! We traded our old car for two-hundred bucks of dope; but our plan went straight to hell, when we shot all of it up. Ugh! CHORUS: It was the early 1970s, we were young and we were free; and the road stretched out before us, as far as we could see. So we smoked us a joint, and drank us some wine… We were less than invincible, feeling empty inside. oooh… La la la la (3x) Hey hey VII Burned out and road weary, we needed us a break. Glen returned home to visit family and friends. I thumbed back to Colorado to see my mother once again; and to plot our next great adventure. VIII I called him up one evening. I’d decided I would fly; out there to Connecticut, and stay with him awhile. His dad answered the phone and told me Glen had just died. I was less than invincible, so I broke down and cried… CHORUS: We were two kindred spirits, we were young and we were free; and the road it seemed so endless, for Glen and for me. We were brothers in arms, and partners in crime. We were less than invincible, and we’d run out of time! It’s true what they said, people thought us both quite mad; but he was the very best friend, that I had ever had; and I loved him like a brother, until that fateful day, when less than invincible, he faded away… Hey hey…
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