Bob Dylan - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (Official Audio)
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2019
- “It's All over Now, Baby Blue" by Bob Dylan
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Lyrics:
You must leave now, take what you need, you think will last
But whatever you wish to keep, you better grab it fast
Yonder stands your orphan with his gun
Crying like a fire in the sun
Look out the saints are comin' through
And it's all over now, baby blue
The highway is for gamblers, better use your sense
Take what you have gathered from coincidence
The empty-handed painter from your streets
Is drawing crazy patterns on your sheets
This sky, too, is folding under you
And it's all over now, baby blue
All your seasick sailors, they are rowing home
All your reindeer armies, are all going home
The lover who just walked out your door
Has taken all his blankets from the floor
The carpet, too, is moving under you
And it's all over now, baby blue
Leave your stepping stones behind, something calls for you
Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you
The vagabond who's rapping at your door
Is standing in the clothes that you once wore
Strike another match, go start anew
And it's all over now, baby blue
#BobDylan #Folk #SingerSongwriter 
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I'm 80, and this song meant so much to my late husband and I. He accompanied me on guitar but alas these days i sing Dylan's wonderful songs alone. I still have all Dylan's lps
God bless you Ruth. Hope you're doing just fine
Thank you so much for sharing, this made me tear up.
❤️ what an incredible era to experience
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Hi Ruth, keep winning ;)
I haven't heard this song since 1970, I'd completely forgotten about it, when I heard it I wept, I'm a 70 yr old man, I've got a lump in my throat as I write this. Thank God for Bob Dylan.
Amen.
Me too. 73 now
Same here- Seven Zero.
Always loved this song.
Bob Dylan is sensational and this track breaks me up every time (and also Allen Ginsberg).........Allen Ginsberg on Bob Dylan ruclips.net/video/84bNaA-BV4Q/видео.html via @RUclips
👍🧘♀️🌈🖼
My Dad passed away a few weeks ago. This song was his requested for the moment his coffin was going through the curtains into the fire.
What a great sense of humour.
Love you Dad, miss you already
😢❤
Wow.
Would be one of mine too . Take care.
Thank you Bob for finally putting your music on youtube
AMEN AMEN AMEN
@@davidboothby9772 👏
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@Ocean Drive LTD I don't even think Bob Dylan likes jews lol
@Pesky Echo But it's really not Jews per se. It's wherever beings like squeezing money out of people and things. Money and influence and subservience and overall bad behavior so that we can learn about bad behavior and get over it.
Dylan is like an old friend I never met.
Jessie Haislet....and you’re like an old idiot, that I never wanna meet ?
Barry richman what’s that all about? Did someone step on your grass? I know I wouldn’t even drive down your street.
Bob Dylan is the devil better use your sense.
With friends like him. He used to beat his wife.
Jan Cihocki you got nothing better to do with your time? Why are you even here. Looser
Bob Dylan's songs have been part of the soundtrack of my life for 0ver 50 years now. I am so privileged.
The line " The vagabond who's rapping at your door, is standing in the clothes that you once wore" sold me on his lyrical genius
u ever met a romani
Yup, great line in't it?
Its an amazing line in this song eh....Brilliant No.Graham Bonnet does a great version of it too.
So many great lyrics over so many years.
Yes the bluebloods get overthrown that way
I'm not sure if Bob even knows how many people his music has touched, but this song has given me a lot of comfort during dark periods in my life, and has helped me move forward.
Got me through my adolescence. 1976- came from Germany at 15. Hi fellow geezers!❤✌😁
Keep on keeping on! He knows 😉
he knew lol he was asked to do music for BLM back in the 60s when the riots were going down and he knew he was a star and had a message to give
He was given the nobel price for his poetry.
He's always been a "different" kind of rock star.
I am 17 and discovered this. Changed my life.
Listen to his album Blood on the tracks it's incredible
If you realise this at such a young age...you are going to have a good life and be very happy. 👍
I’m 17 as well, so yay.
Mine as well and I'm 55
me too
I've loved him for over 55 years and he's nearing 80 now I believe. I'm 68 and assuming I outlive him, I'm not sure how I'll ever deal with him dying.
I'm not sure how the world will deal with it. I know I don't have enough time left to list the times his music has touched me like nothing else.
He turns 80 today! Happy birthday Bob!!
Don’t worry B…..you’ll get over it. 😕
That is a lot to think about.
I'm only 24 and I feel the exact same way.
@@brytanniparrett You're obviously a lady of taste and discernment Brytanni. Stay forever young.
It's hard for me to start when I try to list all the reasons why I love Bob Dylan ..His music has been with me since I was in my teens and I am 70 now and still get goosebumps when I listen to his music..Thank you Bob for all the joy you've given us.
I, too, am 70 and do agree with what you convey.
all Bob ever wanted to do in life is share his music and songs with everyone I do believe he accomplished his dream...We should all be so lucky
The man shared a slab of his very soul. Having listened for 50+ years now he still surprises, amazes, enlightens, and astounds
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
Beautifully expressed
I can’t sleep and it is 1 in the morning so Dylan is playing all my favorite songs just for me.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
My most favorite artist. A 60's girl...you grew on me. Still listening today, in my 60's
I'm with you on that, the music and the age!!!😎
I fell in love with a psychotic drug addict prostitute what a nightmare
I'm an 80's kid. Love all kinds of music, but Bob is my favorite and has been since 1987, when I was 17.
@@RK-ti2qq Bob Dylan brings music to the heart and soul , i saw him when i was 16 years old now im 74 years old im still in love with him lol xx
Me too. I listen to Dylan quite often. My favorite for sure.
My favorite Bob Dylan songs are It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Positively 4th Street and Visions Of Johanna. Bob Dylan puts down in writing what was in my mind.
Idiot wind. Check it out! You'll add one more.
I am mid-sixties now. I literally grew up listening to Dylan, Beatles, etc. from toddlerhood. My aunt would play Dylan, The Loving Spoonful, all the early sixties stuff, and my mother took up the mantle shortly thereafter. There was always music in our home(s). Thank God for Bob Dylan. He, in addition to the parents, taught me a lot about life.
Me too. Mid60s. My uncle has all of these albums which I listen to as a kid
Poetry, music, interpretation, all just right, beautiful lyrics : "Crying like a fire in the sun"
I love that lyric. Could mean a million things, or nothing. It still just sounds beautiful.
@@sinceunati Seriously that line gets me every time! It's perfectly cryptic. Amazing.
What does it mean to you? You tell me yours and I’ll tell you mine.
This is my favourite album of all times. What a great poet and musician you are, Bob.
I used to play a lot of Bob Dylan in the car when driving my kids to school or to sporting events. My daughter, then 6, was the “Queen of Misheard”. For this particular song she used to sing: ‘....the cockatoo is moving under you...’😂
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But I am pretty sure that was the original lyric.
Im the same as the other guys on these comments, im 74 years young...still remember the early Dylan years of our youth...did we achieve any of our dreams? But what great memories of friends, lovers, and places...thanks Bob Dylan, how did you get those genius song writing skills...
Birthyear here 1949, too. And those old songs bring back so many (bittersweet) memories!
In my high school days (2005-2009) this was the song I would play on the guitar to get me through depression. When suddenly life changed, and my parents were not emotionally available and all I could grab was a guitar, I would try to raise myself. This song got me through those days where it was all over for me, the sky was folding under me, the empty-handed painter would draw crazy patterns on my sheets, all my empty-handed armies went home, my lover walked out the door, the carpet just moved from under me and it was all over over me. Though, the last verse would always remind me to leave the past behind and that I am meant for something, I just didn't know what. And that there are many that are going through what I went through. This song would listen to me and remind me to strike another match and go start anew. This is why this song is so special to me.
Manchen Leuten helfen Dylan's bzw. Zimmermann's Songs bei der Überwindung ihrer Depressionen. Andere bekommen erst durch das Anhören der Songs die depressive Krise... 😑😊😅😂🤣🎈
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Well said.
"yonder stands your orphan with his gun
Crying like a fire in the sun..."
He was on fire. But the folkies couldn't quite comprehend. The ultimate goodbye song.
Bob's harmonica is literally crying.
Olive, that’s so true although funnily enough it never occurred to me that this song is a kiss goodbye. He always seemed to have a contradictory relationship with the Folk world.
Rebekah, yes he did have a love/hate thing at the time of this song. He wanted to explore ways of expanding his music & sound but was getting a lot of pushback.
Instead of staying "in his lane" he became the first fusion genre singer-songwriter of the modern rock era. He never really turned his back on roots music of course, but he did demand to do it on his own terms.
We are all the beneficiaries of that uncompromising attitude. Thanks Bob!
Maybe my single favourite Dylan line.
The empty-handed painter from your streets...
His harmonica is crying...that and my freaking heart. Ugh 💔💖
This song inspires a "goodbye", at the same time that it forces you to just move on. The harmonica is almost literally crying before the last verses... And, oh my God, the last sentences:
"Leave your stepping stones behind, something calls for you
Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you
The vagabond who's rapping at your door
Is standing in the clothes that you once wore
Strike another match, go start anew
And it's all over now, baby blue".
Incredible song from an incredible artist.
Best interpritation ever. Sorry, I'm dyslexic.
Juan that first paragraph could almost be a verse in the song.
no one could touch dylan for lyrics , and that coming from a beatles nut.
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Which does calls for us all, eventually.
Every line in this song -- I think I could write a paragraph about each one of them. Bob's words rain down upon us with the righteous sting and glory of TRUTH. Saying so, I regret burdening the man with another accolade that is almost too heavy to bear. Bob Dylan, you set fire to my brain when I was a young teen 50 years ago. If I had not studied your deep, dense, and utterly meaningful poetry as a young teen, I believe I would have grown up to be someone I would rather not imagine. As well as the glory of its illuminating images, there are lines here so apt and funny to make one laugh outloud. This is another one of Bob's perfect songs. A truly gorgeous and illuminating meditation. I send you my love. ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
You must leave now, take what you need, you think will last
But whatever you wish to keep, you better grab it fast
Yonder stands your orphan with his gun
Crying like a fire in the sun
Look out, the saints are comin' through
And it's all over now, Baby Blue
The highway is for gamblers, better use your sense
Take what you have gathered from coincidence
The empty-handed painter from your streets
Is drawing crazy patterns on your sheets
The sky too is folding under you
And it's all over now, Baby Blue
All your seasick sailors, they're all rowing home
Your empty-handed army is all going home
Your lover who just walked out the door
Has taken all his blankets from the floor
The carpet too is moving under you
And it's all over now, Baby Blue
Leave your stepping stones behind there, something calls for you
Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you
The vagabond who's rapping at your door
Is standing in the clothes that you once wore
Strike another match, go start anew
And it's all over now, Baby Blue
I wish people would stop doing this. If you have an ear you can hear and know the lyrics. But thanks anyway.
@@stevenaragon4412 Oh duck off.
Thanks a lot for writing down the lyrics, very helpful
@@yogadvamindfulnessyogaport831 your welcome. If you like Bob Dylan there’s this movie where they use his music and story in such a cool way. It’s called “ Life Itself”. I wish I could see it again for the first time. Take care
I'm a bit hard of hearing and I can't make out sung words very well, so this is very helpful for me. not everyone who likes music has "an ear" for it, and folks who don't need written lyrics can just move on. So thank you for posting this.
I can't describe how this song blows up my mind...
Well said, I can listen to it over and over.
Maybe youd enjoy :) ruclips.net/video/hgcDJon02sg/видео.html
Dylan could, though. Haha
I’m a 20 year old girl and this song will never not make me a bit emotional. Greatest songwriter ever along with Lennon and McCartney
The man's a genius, I honestly can't express how much your music means to me. Thank you
Dylan's genius was writing lyrics that could be interpreted in so many ways by so many people.
For EVERY SINGLE LINE in this song, there's a BROKEN HEART listening. Every time I hear it I CAVE at a different LINE
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
a written work of art performed by a magician of words. he'll take you in and swirl you into his world. eyes will open to find you were never stranded, but standing right here. No matter what you do though, you can't hold on to the memory, you squeeze and more sand falls out of your hand. You'll end up looking down and wondering what all that dirt is underneath your fingernail.
You can't store it, just let the current pass through you and appreciate the moment.
Oh, THAT was an original statement about Dylan's music.
Can SOMEBODY on this site PLEASE say something original?
something original
Your lover who just walked out your door...
Well said friend.
I don't know. I saw Dylan live a couple years back and that has stuck with me a great deal. Pretty sure that counts as storage, but I hate to undermine your metaphor.
i've seen him many times in concert ...all different,all special!he doesn't do the same songs the same!he evolves and i think he wants us to evolve as well!!
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
I heard the Van Morrison cover first...which led me to the original. Old music is new music if you've never heard it before. Dylan is the pinnacle of American musical and songwriting genius.
RIP Bill Lee, accompanying Bob Dylan here on bass. ❤️
i immediately loved the sound of his voice when i first heard him in my early teens,and still loving him today at 55..thankyou for putting your music on youtube Sir Bob..many thanks
Still loving him at 73.
Unreached. This man is incredible. The texts, the emotions. impossible to describe
Dylan's music envelops you into a different world, through the words, as well as the harmonic tunes. What an artist.
Genius
A masterpiece.
thanks for saying.
Never tired of listening to Bob Dylan songs,since 1974 until now 2020.thank you brother.
"Leave your stepping stones behind, something calls for you
Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you
The vagabond who's rapping at your door
Is standing in the clothes that you once wore
Strike another match, go start anew
And it's all over now, baby blue"
Possibly the Dylan verse that has strongest impact on me
Me too.
Me too, pal...
I think exactly the same. Bob Dylan is incredible.
Yes!
Same thoughts my friend! Bob dylan can do that in your soul
How expressive this person's voice is. So talented in his adamant sounds. I remember playing this album SO often. Once I mentioned, "I wanna go to college so I can find out what happened to me?" For some reason, people laughed. (I thought sheets could be sheets of paper!) Well,any way it's lyrics seem to show how anyone can be mystified or mystical hanging up thoughts to dry with Bob Dylan's lyrics. His colorful vocal paintings and cozy vivids on the harmonica are so generous.( I never made it to college, but, I'm still finding out what happened to me).God Bless you. Thanks for sharing. Thank YOU Bob.
One of the best. It's been with me for 50 years, inscribed in my heart.
Loved him forever. My kids grew up on his music and now trying to get grandkids to hear him. In my mid seventies I still listen forgetting some of the words but still singing with him. Thanks Bob Dylan for your work throughout my life.
Keep it up. They will be more enriched and educated kids. My Grandmother played Johnny Cash when I was a boy and it stuck. Dad introduced me to Bob. It stuck.
this harmonica solo gives me goosebumps every time i hear this beautiful song, Bob Dylan greatest songwriter of all time!
YALL READIN "WHERE ARE YOU GOING, WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?"
Just read it and came here immediately after. Terrifying story.
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By Joyce Carol Oates! I love it!
@@MatthewMan1997 Oh my God I didn't realize this was such a universal experience lol. I graduated HS 4 years ago, read this my senior year. I don't remember most of the story, but it how awful this was to read always stuck with me. From the beginning you know where this story is going and you can't do a single damn thing to stop it. Reading WAYGWHYB actually made me anxious and nauseous. Will never shake that feeling.
Just did.
Eternal voice singing an immortal theme. Thank you Bob. Greetings from Portugal 🎈🎼💙💛
😎👍🏼🖤
Yeah he pretty good
Such a great poetic and musical talent who touched so many people worldwide with his words and love of life.
This song always leaves my emotions tangled up in blue. Saying Dylan is a genius seems an understatement.
NFA
Good song, but I'll never understand the unbearably overused "genius" label.
He is a genius.
@@suzannesands7330 Poetry - true moving poetry to music is why, Suzanne. In that, he cannot be equaled.
The biggest poet of Rock!
Happy 80th birthday. your music keeps me alive
In this wasted year....music has kept me sane, and lyrics like this bring an emotion that threatens to overwhelm me...a genius an artist a poet ....ty
When I was in Woodstock, NY, in September 2001, somebody showed me a room and said that Bob Dylan had lived in there. I didn't know, if it's true and if this guy only liked to entertain me, but at that moment this room had got a special aura of that time about the 60th - very mysterious!
🥰I love Bob Dylon and his songs!
you can't imagine the significance of the words 'forget the dead you know they will not follow you' to a 15 year old in 1964.
"Forget the dead you've left"
@@pato2200 Oh right!
I was 15 in 65. I ran around in Grenich Village.
The wisdom Bob had in his words at his age of writing this is unbelievable, I didn't get these meanings until well into middle age. " The highway is for gamblers better use your sense, take what you have gathered from coincidence"
The devil told him what to sing about.
Cried to this one a few times
“Take what you have gathered from coincidence”
my crying song too
What does this line mean to you? I don’t get it.
Timeless! Dylan forever!
A beautiful warning beyond communication. Thank you Bob!💛
LOVE YOU BOB, THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING
Who could ever dream-up a lyric like this, but the ‘60’s troubador, bob ???👋🤣🐳💜🌎🌍🥳
"Leave your stepping stones behind now, something calls for you
Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you" - This is Dylan saying goodbye to folk music.
Like many of Dylan's songs, it's about the kind of trouble you can run into as a result of defining oneself too much outwardly. Bob captivates by drawing the arc, and completing the circle. On one level, it's just a song. On another, a blueprint of life succumbed to ego.
Alweer "a timeless masterpiece". Alweer een sublieme Bob Dylan compositie... die door diverse anderen mooi & knap werden gezongen....met vaak een rijker en mooiklinkend arrangement... B D is een verdiende Nobelprijswinnaar van Literatuur... veel van zijn songs zijn gebalde romans... ongelooflijk knap... met hele knappe vondsten erin! Te bewonderen! Blij dat ik kan genieten van het "uitzonderlijk knappe" in heel wat Dylan songs...
Every line on this track is incredible!
VAN THE MAN!
Bought this album when i was 15. I knew then that music was about to change. One side was 'folksy ' for want of a better word. The other electric. Im 73 now. Seen Dylan many times but will never forget his 1966 world tour with the Hawks ( later Band) a life changing concert for a 15 year old here in Perth in Western Australia. Dylan loves touring Australia. He even recorded a famous Australian folk song. He invited a group of indigenous Australians up on stage here in 1997 from memory, had their own seats on stage. My late partner and I were at the show. He played 'Tangled Up In Blue' for the group.
Aqui no Brasil, essa linda canção foi regravada por vários grandes artistas de nossa terra, eis: Gal Costa, Zé Ramalho, Engenheiros do Havaí, Zé Geraldo, entre outros...parabéns ao Dylan, por nos proporcionar grandes obras e seu carisma influente.
Negro amor se cu é rola!
The Brazilians have a great appreciation for good music and of course producing their own.
Brother to LIKE A ROLLING STONE and sister to IT AIN'T ME BABE..the beauty and sadness and advice.Masterpieces!💚
One of the best album of all time. This and “Highway 61 revisited” changed my life. I have listened to them I don’t know how many times. And every time I get goosebumps. Thanks God there’s Bob Dylan.
A truly haunting song about love, loss and pain.
Oh, really? I hear nothing haunting in this ditty. Elvis' "I'm Leavin'" is a haunting song about love, loss, and pain. Where the music, his voice, and the lyrics evoke TRUE emotion. I don't hear any emotion at all in Dylan's lyrics, or voice, or melody. None. To be haunting it would have to be sentimental and painful. There is no regret or sentiment or sense of loss AT ALL in this song. It's a cold objective statement that it's all over. I don't know what planet you're on.
Here you go --- a truly haunting song about love, loss and pain: ruclips.net/video/gWt_ONPxaTA/видео.html
And the cohesiveness of Elvis' song. The refrain "I"m Leaving" is sung as a bird lifting off in flight. The "la la la" portion builds in volume to a crescendo and then fades --- like the sound of a car passing by.
I don't particularly like this song --- but it's certainly far more evocative of love, loss and pain than this Dylan song about a person who is feeling no pain because they're happy, if not feeling joy in their vengeance, in saying out loud that it's over.
ruclips.net/video/pljYD7ncmSU/видео.html
Yeah, I don't think it's haunting particularly. It's more about power and being the person who overcomes those who used to be deemed superior.
Some of Dylan's best lyrics, and that's saying a lot
Thank you Bob for all your great musical poetry and philosophy I am so grateful to live in this time the time of the great Bob Dylan 😎👌
One of his greatest last verses, which is really saying a lot. It was him saying goodbye to his past.
used to think i was sad listening to this song as a 22 year old back in the early 2010s. Now its 2020 and im 31. And im truly beyond sad and truly in a dark, miserable place.
❤
Going to fuckin rehab on Tuesday... For the third time.
And yeah I've been listening to a lot of Dylan this week. This is music made for tough times.
I hope you find what you're looking for
@@mattgoodwin953 Thanks, i hope your situation at rehab works out as well . I'm more in a Third Eye Blind mood 2night =)
@@elultimosonador3958 thanks dude
You know I used to dislike 3EB but the older I get the more sense they make.
@@elultimosonador3958 Ooooooooooooof.
This song was released on the day I was born and some of my earliest memories are of playing his Greatest Hits album on the record player for my mom. I was so proud of myself that I could do that at four. He's a legend.
These songs get into your soul in your youth, and they’re there, totems, forever.
This is the best Dylan's song. A little diamond.
Surely one of Dylan's greatest. I must have listened to it over a hundred times when in college. (There was a beautiful video of a live performance on RUclips at the time.) I'm not sure anything can top 'Tambourine Man' for its all-rounded lyricism...but this one comes close.
Also - I've never heard another (English language) artist use the harmonica as well as Dylan.
Happy Birthday, Bob Dylan! 80 years old today. :)
One of the better Ones (IMO) and I’m a large Dylan fan and appreciate the poetry. The empty handed painter from your street 🎶🎶🎶👌🏽🌎🎶
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
Happy 80, Maestro. I didn’t get Bob Dylan for the longest time. Then I heard “Only a Pawn in their Game” and it floored me. I’ve seen him three times since then. My stepdad loves Dylan. My guitar teacher loved Dylan. My kids will listen to Bob Dylan. Thank you for everything. Happy 80th.
"Crying like a fire in the sun." How, how, how did such a young man understand these things?
Yonder... What a word‼️🩰💖🙋💫👍🙏
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
I have been a Dylan fan since the early 70's - my uncle got me interested when I was about 10. Now I am a fan of his son's music too. Bob Dylan makes me think of a wandering minstrel.
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.
Thank you Bob for sharing your God given music with the world!
This is my life ,like it was a part written for me to fufill .
As a pre teen i skipped school to listen to my dads records, this song seemed to toll a bell for me , i love dylan ,always will
That's Awesome!
Una de las más bellas canciones de Bob Dylan. Los pocos beatniks que fuimos en España hace ya varias décadas no se lo podremos pagar nunca suficientemente. Gracias por compartir el camino, Bob.
Sellers so grateful for bringing it up to being true.... # 1 requisite in seeking God. Thanks Bob Dylan ❤️
Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here
My grandad was a massive Dylan enthusiast. He was so free-spirited, philosophical and the smartest man I’ve ever known. This song makes me think of him a lot. I know I’ll see your face again💚
I grew with this album, these songs and this harmonica. And now I'm old, even now with them.
Sent this song to my now ex wife, as a response to her wanting to work it out. Every line of the song exclaims my feelings towards her. At least thats how I hear it. Im sure she will not see or hear the song as I do but maybe one day she will. "Strike a match girl and start a new, and its all over now baby blue"
once again the greatest of all
Is it the ultimate break-up song, or just another song to sing on a lonely day? For me it's much more. It probably means something to each person. What a beautiful song, it's definitely one of my fav from the man.
Great album ...wall to wall.....track to track. Thank you Bob.....Forever.
Dylan really sings to my instinct, my soul. Images, allusions i just can't tell.
Maybe one of the best songs ever. Thanks Bob🙏
Have a brazilian version of this called "negro amor" and is pretty good , the words change but the meaning is the same. When i was a little kid , me and my mother use to hear it all the time , im so grateful for this memories . 💜 love from Brazil ✌
Gravada por Gal costa .
One of the best songs there is and there ever will be, without questions. It directly touches my heart. I also had a Baby Blue many years ago and almost another one, it still hurts a lot.
With great respect, but if Mr. Dylan has put a bit more effort in his songs, like "Them" did for example, he could be much more than the titan he is.
It is just so honestly raw it hurts.
And that is the essence of poetry.
Genius; that's all.
X
Ace sound from back in the day …from the greatest wordsmith of a generation..,👍
Bob is sheer brilliance.
Thanks mate
I love the harmonica solo! Great song!