> I have a question about Cryptical Envelopment. I was under the
> impression it is Jerry's verses before and after the body of the
> Other One. If that is true, there was a Cryptical sandwiched
> around the Other One on 6/16/85.
> Any thoughts?

lyrics to each song are listed below (with an extra special 'thanks!'
to whitegum.com)...

I-)  ihor

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Cryptical Envelopment

Lyrics: Jerry Garcia
Music: Jerry Garcia

    The other day they waited
    The sky was dark and faded (note 1)
    Solemnly they stated
    He has to die
    You know he has to die

    And all the children learning
    From books that they were burning
    Every leaf was turning
    To watch him die
    You know he has to die

    The summer sun looked down on him
    His mother could but frown on him
    And all the others sound on him
    But it doesn't seem to matter

    And when the day had ended
    With rainbow colours blended
    His mind remained unbended
    He had to die
    You know he had to die
    You know he had to die

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The Other One

Lyrics: Bob Weir
Music: Bob Weir/Bill Kreutzmann

There is longstanding confusion over the title of this song. See the
notes on the suite That's It For The Other One for an explanation. The
Grateful Dead's recordings are not always consistent in the titles
they give - see the footnotes to the discography information below.

The regular lyrics to this are as follows:

    Spanish lady come to me, she lays on me this rose
    It rainbow spirals round and round, it trembles and explodes
    It left a smoking crater of my mind I like to blow away
    But the heat came round and busted me for smiling on a cloudy day

    Chorus
    Coming, coming, coming around
    Coming around, coming around, in a circle
    Coming, coming, coming around
    Coming around, coming around, in a circle

    Escaping through the lily fields, I came across an empty space (note 1)
    It trembled and exploded, left a bus stop in its place
    The bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began
    There was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of the bus to never ever land (note 2)

    [chorus]

When the song was being developed, Bobby sang several variants on the
final lyrics.

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