Bob Dylan's Hidden Lyrics Up for Auction

0:00On April 2nd, Bob Dylan draft lyrics for his track, I'm not there, from those 1967 basement tape sessions just surfaced, tucked in a poetry book, and they're hitting the auction block soon. The page turned up in a first edition of An Quarewat by Dylan's Pow, Alan Ginsberg, who signed it and gifted it back in 1969 to Sally. Grossman. She's the model on the cover of Dylan's 1965 album, Bringing It All Back Home, and Bive to his early manager, Albert Grossman. Fans and scholars are buzzing because this rare fine links too, beat icons, and the book bounced through a few owners before someone finally spotted. The hidden gem inside, Omega Auctions has inlined up for April 21st, projecting a sale between 20,000 pounds and 40,000 pounds, calling it A. Stand out for collectors worldwide. Dylan's legacy keeps dropping treasures like this, from Nobel Prize wins to that fresh bio-pick with Timothy Chalamet, proving the man's word still.

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