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The Other One: The Long, Strange Trip of Bob Weir Page #8
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- 2014
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I had to do it for the folks,
I had to do it for Jerry.
You know, I had to do it
because the music demanded it.
By the time I was edging towards 50,
I was looking around and wondering now,
"Is it possible to be a rock and roll
tomcat and do it gracefully?"
And I looked around
and I saw, like, Mick Jagger
and guys like that, and I gotta say...
didn't look promising.
and we still are.
Except we're married now with kids.
I remember Bob out on the porch
one day at his house saying,
"You know,
I think I'm in love."
You know, she was pretty,
she was bright, she was a lot of fun.
This girl's a great catch,
why don't we try this settling down thing?
You know, he's really smart, fun.
I think he's brilliant.
Natascha's a very
loving individual.
The love he was feeling
from her is something
that just probably
filled a big void in him, too.
And then with the birth of Monet,
it was just mind-boggling for him
to have that experience.
He was present at the birth.
And that feeling of being a father
and just the incredible
miracle of creation.
Our lives changed dramatically
after Monet and Chloe.
He did a 180.
Became dedicated father, family man.
And he has so much love for me.
He's dedicated to his family.
He's just so present when he's with you,
and that's what I love about him.
I feel lucky
to have the family that I have,
and I feel lucky to have held off
as long as I did,
until I was ready for it.
I got a phone call one morning
from my office
and they said they had a lady on the phone
by the name of Phyllis.
She had some information that
I'd only seen on my birth certificate.
When I heard this, I realized
that this has got to be my mother.
And then I went and met her the next day.
She had 12 other kids.
I didn't feel like
I was a huge hole in her life
that I needed to rush right in and fill.
But we maintained a relationship.
And she, at one point, gave me some
information on my biological dad.
I didn't wanna blow up his life
'cause he probably
didn't know that I existed.
My curiosity finally got to me.
I got the phone call and I said,
"Who's calling, please?"
And he said, "Robert Weir."
And, uh...
I said, "Okay.
Doesn't mean anything to me."
So I said, "I've been doing some research"
and I've come up with some information
"that might be of considerable
interest to you."
I went back to my son, Anthony,
and I said,
"Should I know somebody
named Bob Weir?"
He says, "I don't know."
The only one I know
plays guitar for the Grateful Dead."
Then I asked him,
"Did you know and
were you, perhaps, romantically involved
with a young lady by the name of Phyllis?"
And there was a fairly long pause.
Actually, I think the blood
left my head about that time.
And I said, "Well, sir,
I don't know how many kids you have",
but there is a fairly strong likelihood
that you have one more than you know."
And he said, "You're my father."
I mean, I was stunned.
We chatted for a while
and then we met the next day.
We sat for about two hours together
and talked.
At first, we were just
sort of sniffing around,
we got to like each other.
We didn't have to.
There was no onus.
But we did.
I went away
very proud to be his dad.
We grew very close.
He's my confidant, he's my brother,
and now he's my dad.
Natascha's become a good friend of mine
and my wife's,
and I'm very fond of the whole family.
We're very close.
He had an empty space
inside him
after Jerry died,
and his dad came along.
Jack was the perfect guy to fill it.
Bobby has a great
relationship with his dad
and I feel like they have done
so much living together
and spending time together that, you know,
they're really catching up on a lot.
I had a pretty complete existence.
Um, but it...
substantially, I'll say that.
There were days
There were days
There were days between
Jerry is an incredible legend,
but Bob is as much of a legend
and he's still alive.
Polished like a golden bowl
The brightest ever seen
Bob knows music is a passageway
to some greater part of the universe.
6,000 gigs in their life and keep going?
Hearts of summer held in trust
Still tender, young and green
Left on shelves collecting dust
Not knowing what they mean
Valentines of flesh and blood
Soft as velveteen
Hoping love would not forsake
The days that lie between
Lie between
I haven't put a lot of thought
into my legacy.
I'm not proud of anything.
If I'm proud of something,
I have to take a good look at myself
for being proud.
I don't trust pride.
But when you realize that we are all one,
you can be proud of being part of that
gigantic entity that we all are.
endless resonances and reverberances
throughout time and space.
And making sense of all that is something
that I'm just sort of
taking my time doing.
My life has been kind of instructing me
to look for the timeless.
That's what I'm chasing.
Spanish lady, come to me
She lays on me this rose
Your rainbow spiraling
round and round
It trembles then explodes
You left a smoking crater of my mind
I like to blow it away
Well, the heat come round and busted me
For smilin' on a cloudy day
Comin', comin', comin' around
Comin' around y'all, now
Comin' around
Comin' around
Comin', comin', comin' around
They're comin'
Comin' around y'all, now
Comin' around
Comin' around
Escapin' through the lily fields
It rainbowed then exploded
Left a bus stop in its place
Bus come by and I got on
That's when it all began
There was cowboy Neal at the wheel
Of a bus to never-ever land
Comin', comin', comin' around
Comin' around y'all, now
Comin' around
Comin', comin', comin' around
They're comin', comin' around
Comin' around y'all, now
Comin' around
Comin' around
Well, okay, thank you all.
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