Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody" saw him bottle up his religious revival. Uncover the meaning behind this track, below.

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“Your God (God’s Dick)” is a joyously crass indictment of religion with backup vocals from Grace’s wife, Paris Campbell Grace. Their voices sound like they were made to go ...

My religion, my hair. For the first time in my life, I just felt happy and comfortable. I didn’t want to leave my life to go into a room and be alone. I wanted to be with my wife; I wanted to be ...

To finish out the night, all of the musicians led a sing-along with the crowd to “Give Peace A Chance” by John Lennon and Yoko Ono. Ant Da Ripper, Elite Tha Showstoppa, BroDaGod and LB all ...

Some believe death is like 'getting out of one car and into another', as John Lennon put it, while one anonymous thinker ... is of course not unique to Christianity. But regardless of religion, dire ...

It went one step further when the group were actually able to meet the singer, as Lennon told Jerry Schilling: “I always wanted to be this tough James Dean type, but Elvis was bigger than religion in ...

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