I don't know whether its a liability or an asset; because, sometimes I feel like I'm three...
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[first lines] Howard Armstrong:
I don't know whether its a liability or an asset; because, sometimes I feel like I'm three or four different people. I want to paint awhile and I just burn with that - just to paint, paint, paint, paint. Then, that cools off and then I wanna play by music, you know. That cool off, I wanna write poetry, I wanna do this, I wanna do something else. Actually, I feel sometimes like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
I don't know whether its a liability or an asset; because, sometimes I feel like I'm three or four different people. I want to paint awhile and I just burn with that - just to paint, paint, paint, paint. Then, that cools off and then I wanna play by music, you know. That cool off, I wanna write poetry, I wanna do this, I wanna do something else. Actually, I feel sometimes like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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This man This man here
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This man is doing something that when he plays and sings the blues with that mandolin
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If you've been down in my part of the country
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And sleep of mornings and hear a guy going to work
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in a deck of overalls and a overall jacket
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with creases in the pants
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And he's on his way to work and hear him strumming on a mandolin and singing the blues
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or a guitar and singing the blues then you've had it
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You don't hear that now
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Movie Summary
About the obscure country-blues musician and idiosyncratic visual artist Howard "Louie Bluie" Armstrong, member of the last known black string band in America.
