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Jim Morrison

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Jim Morrison - James Douglas Morrison was an American singer-songwriter and poet who was the lead vocalist and lyricist of the rock band the Doors. Wikipedia Born: December 8, 1943, Melbourne, FL Died: July 3, 1971, Paris, France Buried: July 7, 1971, Cimetière du Père-Lachaise, Paris, France Parents: George Stephen Morrison, Clara Clarke Morrison Music groups: The Doors (1965 – 1971), Rick & the Ravens (1965 – 1965) Height: 5′ 11″

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Jim Morrison was very shy and reserved on stage at first, but as he played night after night, he got better and better - and wilder and wilder. He would do anything to add to the craziness and believed that life could be boring and that a lot of people were just going through the motions, so he would try to freak them out. He had a quietly rebellious streak and was often misunderstood by those around him Jim Morrison was an INFP personality type. He had unique personality characteristics and appreciated that different paths of life work for different personalities. He was naturally empathetic and had a quietly rebellious streak. Jim Morrison had some real mental issues - manic depression, or whatever. He also added that Jim was fixated on his mother and that he believed that life could be boring and that a lot of people were just going through the motions, so he would try to freak them out. He would do anything to add to the craziness. Robby also mentioned that Jim even maintained his approach when he contracted syphilis, saying: “Most people would be scared if they contracted a potentially lethal STD but Jim was excited to feel close to all those disease-ridden 19th-century poets and painters he idealized. He wanted to let it go untreated so he could experience what it was really like to go insane…

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