Vote your mind or vote your heart/
Vote your joy or vote your sorrow/
Either way you play your part/
So think it over and #VOTE tomorrow!
ND
—
Neil Diamond (@NeilDiamond) November 06, 2012Perhaps Neil Diamond’s tweet sounds better when he sings it. Vote your sorrow? Well, it rhymes. So does borrow, come to think of it.
@NeilDiamond #vote message: fantastic; lyrics: lame—
Nick Kirsop (@huded) November 06, 2012
His poem’s nonpartisan, but Diamond is fully behind President Obama.
Working the phones for Obama… If I call you, don't hang up. It's really me and I need you. #OFACulver http://t.co/e7oquoid—
Neil Diamond (@NeilDiamond) November 05, 2012
Don’t hang up! This is the real Neil Diamond, not the robot Eva Longoria. But that poem…
@NeilDiamond: I just sung this to the tune of Coming to America and the dogs ran out of the house. #HurtFeelings—
(@NutsOldWhiteGuy) November 06, 2012
@NeilDiamond I'm not quite sure what you mean? Should I not vote?—
Pat Francis (@Pat_Francis) November 06, 2012
@NeilDiamond Sorry. You lost me at Obama.—
A.E. Compton (@anncomp10) November 06, 2012
@NeilDiamond I am not voting out of revenge. I love my country and I support Israel. Your guy doesn't. Click.—
Miss Cookie (@outofmyoven) November 05, 2012
Hey, he asked you not to hang up.
@hebeindc Jay-Z and Springsteen get stage gigs, @NeilDiamond gets the phone bank—
Adam Blenford (@adamblenford) November 05, 2012
@NeilDiamond Sorry Neil, Love on the rocks after this. I am, I said, so disappointed.—
Robert Martin (@IAmTheProdigal) November 06, 2012
