When the iconic country singer Hank Williams died in 1953, he left behind notebooks of lyrics; decades later those notebooks were given to Bob Dylan with the hopes that they might be turned into songs, as Woody Guthrie's lyrics were by Billy Bragg and Wilco.
By The New Yorker September 27, 2011 When the iconic country singer Hank Williams died in 1953, he left behind notebooks of lyrics; decades later those notebooks were given to Bob Dylan with the hopes that they might be turned into songs, as Woody Guthrie's lyrics were by Billy Bragg and Wilco.
Stick a tampon or pad in the first pocket of your notebook, leave your notebook in your locker, and ask to be excused to go get your notebook.
Williams, who was only twenty-nine, left behind notebooks filled with scribbled lyrics.
Ms. Saphir, who left 80 notebooks of her daily sightings, identified 259 species in the park.
Vassiliev had left his notebooks behind when he made his departure, fearing that they would be confiscated.
— PAT BORZI One guy's up, the rest are looking around to see if Cliff Lee left any notebooks labeled Lockdown Playoff Pitching in the equipment bag.
She was always writing things down and, in her room, she had left many notebooks filled with what looked to Oghi like meaningless scribbles.
Beauvoir sketched an existentialist ethics, and Sartre left unpublished notebooks on ethics.
Now, sitting amid all these Republicans, I knew I left the notebook in that seat pocket, and I assumed the notebook was gone.
