I have prevailed. Back shortly. Armed and dangerous. Unlike the USA PATRIOT ACT,
With any luck. pic.twitter.com/rftaoVCat5
— John Perry Barlow (@JPBarlow) May 29, 2015
Grateful Dead lyricist and political activist John Perry Barlow survived a heart attack on Wednesday. Barlow, who is best known for his work with Bob Weir, posted a tweet indicating that he “was dead for about 8 minutes on Wed eve.Total cardiac arrest.”
According to a series of tweets, Barlow—who also co-founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation—is currently recovering from the heart attack. Barlow’s contribution to the Dead canon includes songs like “Mexicali Blues,” “Cassidy,” “Estimated Prophet,” “The Music Never Stopped,” “Hell in a Bucket” and “Throwing Stones,” among others. Barlow also worked with Grateful Dead keyboardists Brent Mydland and Vince Welnick.
I was dead for about 8 minutes on Wed eve. Total cardiac arrest. Hard to relax & sleep now. And sad to report no Ascending Light.
— John Perry Barlow (@JPBarlow) May 29, 2015
So much Love! I feel bathed in it from every succulent pore of Space/Time. It's none my business whether or not I deserve it. I accept.
— John Perry Barlow (@JPBarlow) May 29, 2015
(However, while I believe I can feel all that love, deserved or not, I can't receive all those calls for a day or 6. Bless you all!)
— John Perry Barlow (@JPBarlow) May 29, 2015
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