So, Jim... have I ever told you about the old country? The songs, Jim! Ah they'd melt yer face.
'Oh, I live in a shoe on Moore Street, I'm a prostitute from Newry...'
Dylan runs through several others in the outtakes, all equally surreal and pointless:
'I live alone in a tree, I live alone in a tree, I live alone in a tree, and nobody loves me.' 'Cows in the morning, Cows in the morning, 1 2 3 Up and at them, Up and at them with a pick.' 'I live by the river, with my mother, In a house. She washes, I cook, And we never go out.' 'I'm a simple cow, living a simple life, But sometimes I feel exploi-ted. Ireland will never be free until, I can marry my brother.' 'Oh, I love you Eileen Beag, I love you Eileen Beag, I love your feet and your eyes and your face. I love your knees and your house and your... place, I love your cows and your mother and your teeth. I love your cupboards and your loft and your swimming pool, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, Eileen Biogh, But leave us alone now for the minute.'