All the Red Devils and the Five Trojans meet at the Bay Beach, the field of motion.
Yeah, the simple people, it'll zip into the left, zip to the right, simple people.
Baby, the tickets are like quarter, inflation has not hit baby.
It's a community owned and operated amusement park in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
That is home to all these classic rides, so it's like the tilt world, bumper cars.
But you know, it's not old-timey as like an nostalgic rip off.
It's like old-timey because they just haven't changed it.
And then the park is most famous for the zip and pipin.
And eight days before Elvis Presley died, he famously rode the zip and pipin.
From one in the morning until six in the morning where the zip and pipin previously was in Memphis.
For this point in the zip and pipin, when it reaches the top, when it would kind of stall,
and Elvis actually hopped off the ride and stood on the top of the zip and pipin.
And then the ride came to the end and he wasn't on it.
So they say the pills killed Elvis, but I think it was the zip and pipin Terry.
Oh, mate.
What a story and the things are crazy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And now they moved the zip and pipin from Memphis.
We in Liberty Land, the park that was there closed.
So they moved it to Green Bay, the city of Green Bay bought it.
It's cool.
It's like really was stood the test of time.
And I think that's what makes it charming.
I like this one line in your song that is now that I'm older, six foot one.
Yeah.
I'm going to take this ride and have my fun.
That just made to me laugh when I hear that.
Yeah.
I mean, it's funny.
That whole album is like, it's about in a amusement park.
It's kind of like cheesy, but in the fun way.
The other Wisconsin thing.
Can we talk about the Bob Dylan song?
Of course we can, Terry.
Oh, my goodness.
And when you hear on Wisconsin, when you sing it, it kind of gives you goosebumps.
It's hard to believe for me to the listeners that don't know the story when Bob Dylan was 20.
His last stop before New York City was Madison, Wisconsin.
Bob Dylan became the biggest folk singer in the world.
The day he went into their recording studio to begin work on his first studio album.
He wrote a song called Wisconsin and it did not appear on his first album.
57 years later, I'm scrolling through Facebook and I see this article.
It's the lyrics by Bob Dylan about Wisconsin up for auction $30,000.
And I'm like, yo, I can't afford that.
I could probably finish the song and I put it out there on the world wide web.
And Rolling Stone takes notice billboard takes notice.
And then Bob Dylan's lawyers take notice.
They sent me a message.
I got that little thing on my phone.
That would change my life forever.
And it was just like we've trapper ship be interested in publishing.
If I would be down with having a song published with his Bob-ness.
And of course, I said yes immediately.
The song is really beautiful about this drifter character who's dreaming of his creature comforts back home in Wisconsin.
But the lyrics just so your listeners can hear they're like, yeah, Wisconsin, is it there to stay?
Guess you all know it well.
I was in war with so some but the truth I will tell it's a milk and cheese and cream.
Yes, I've known it all my days.
And I'm going to Wisconsin.
I'm leaving right away.
So it's kind of cool.
Fascinating.
I love that story.
I know.
It's crazy.
Yeah.
Milwaukee sets my heart and glow.
I'm a coming to that state and my heart's beating fast.
And I'll jerk my banjo gently.
Twitter my mustache on Wisconsin.
On Wisconsin.
Calling me that way.
On Wisconsin.
On Wisconsin.
I think I'm going to stay here.
The thoughts I left there long ago, ones are coming out.
It seems I took my banjo nails and feast on milk and cream.
And I'll stand my foot through the grass and I'll never know what can.
Yes, my home's in war with so some and I'm going there.
On Wisconsin.
On Wisconsin.
Calling me that way.
On Wisconsin.
On Wisconsin.
I think I'm going to stay.
These people with your cityways are driving me insane to drink.
My home's in Wisconsin.
It's a better place I think.
I've been in California and I've been all around.
But my home's in Wisconsin.
And I'm going to own this town on Wisconsin.
On Wisconsin.
Calling me that way.
On Wisconsin.
On Wisconsin.
I think I'm going to stay here.
I might as well stay here.
