"Cuban
Missile Crisis (World War No. Three)"
by Bob
Dylan
"Come
gather round me people
and
a story I will tell,
about
[...]
you
all remember well.
I tell
it to you straight and true
I tell
it like a friend.
All
about the fearful night
we thought
the world would end
I was
walking down the sidewalk
not
causing any harm.
The
radio reported
and
sounded with alarm.
The
Russian ships were sailing
all
across the sea.
We all
feared at daybreak
it was
world war number three.
[...]
[...]
on some
small matter
I'm
sure it was nothing more.
[...]
how
it rankled up my brow,
the
same thing today
seems
so unimportant now."
Broadside Office New York, 1963.