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NEIL DIAMOND CENTRAL WEBSITE - http://www.neildiamondcentral.com/ Dedicated to Princess Zara (2000–2014). Irreplaceable. Recurring dreams of her over the years, increasing in frequency in the past couple of months, and once again on the 9th anniversary of her passing (March 10), have convinced me that I had to do this video as a dedication to a soulmate. "... I got an emptiness deep inside, and I've tried, but it won't let me go." - NDC Princess Zara - 2:53 - 3:10 At 5:25 Eucalyptus Erythrocorys bloom each March (Princess Zara's anniversary). Each year a take a cutting of the scarlet buds and place them in front of the framed photograph of Princess Zara (5:06) to replace the one placed there a year ago. Eucalyptus Erythrocorys is one of the most spectacular of the eucalypts when in flower. The flower may be 7 cm across with four tufts of golden stamens at each of the “corners” and are in groups of three. The flowers are preceded by large rectangular scarlet buds and are followed by large helmet-shaped fruits. There may be so many of them that they weigh the tree down. The foliage of Eucalyptus Erythrocorys is dark green and the leaves are sickle-shaped. The bark is creamy with a few rough patches of loose brown bark. _________________________________________________________________ "The singer-songwriter from Oneonta, New York travelled a lot across the country playing country music. While he was spending his time in New Orleans, Walker had an awkward encounter that sent him to jail. He was slightly drunk that time and suddenly made a public display where he tried to convince a young lady about the reality of love at first sight." Here is an explanation by a viewer "DrinkingStar" - "As for how Jerry got arrested, about 35 years ago, I heard the story on a radio interview as told by Jerry. According to Jerry, he saw this woman in the audience while he was performing. Jerry said he was smitten by her. When he finished he went up to her and asked, "Do you believe in 'love at first sight'? ". She told him to go away and leave her alone. He persisted and she had him arrested for harassment. And that, according to the radio interview, is how he ended up in jail and met the so-called Mr. Bojangles. The song lyrics describe highlight the conversation and interaction with this person who called himself Bojangles." Contrary to popular belief, “Mr Bojangles” was a white guy and not black tap dancer and actor named Bill Robinson. Jerry Jeff Walker (born Ronald Clyde Crosby) met “Mr Bojangles” while in jail. He was a street performer and had been arrested when police conducted a sweep of indigent people after a prominent murder. This white guy tried to hide his true identity from the police so he used the nickname “Bojangles”. “Mr. Bojangles” talked a lot of things about him. The most remarkable story he told Walker and the other inmates though was about his dead dog. After this, everyone listening to him turned quite emotional. To lighten the mood in the cell, one of the detainees asked for something. “Mr. Bojangles” was then obliged to do a tap dance to cheer them up. The song is a 6/8 waltz about an old man and hope.    • A conversation with Susan and Jerry J...   Mr Bojangles - Story (and Study) of a Song - https://simplymusic.com/mr-bojangles/ Mo Will on ‘Mr Bojangles’ -    • Song Story of Mr Bojangles by Mo Will...   MR. BOJANGLES (1968) JERRY JEFF WALKER (1942-2020) Neil Diamond - Album: Stones (1969 - Age: 28) I knew a man Bojangles and he danced for you In worn out shoes Silver hair, a ragged shirt and baggy pants The old soft shoe He jumped so high, jumped so high Then he'd lightly touch down I met him in a cell in New Orleans he was Down and out He looked to me to be the eyes of age As he spoke right out He talked of life, he talked of life He laughed, slapped his leg and stepped Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles Dance He said his name Bojangles And he danced a lick Across the cell He grabbed his pants, a better stance And jumped so high, clicked his heels He let go a laugh Let go a laugh Shook back his clothes all around He danced for those in minstrel shows And county fairs Throughout the south He spoke with tears of fifteen years How his dog and he travelled about His dog up and died he up and died After twenty years he still grieves Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles Dance He said I dance now At every chance in honky tonks For drinks and tips But most the time I spend behind these county bars 'Cause I drinks a bit He shook his head And as he shook his head I heard someone ask, please Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles Mr. Bojangles Go on and dance NEIL DIAMOND - 1969 Album: Touching You, Touching Me