They were Amazing times man. I just got to hear the records tho I met Screaming Lord Such on a M1 cafe. He had a blue Bedford van and tried chatting my sister up. We were driving my Dads Jag flat out.
@@YouandWhoseArmy no way man at all, you can feel that this is the guy who wrote this song in hhis performance, and as for covers, 13th floor elevators version blows them out of the water
You are absolutely right it’s a mind blowing line lol These poets express what normal folks feel and go through but can’t put to words that’s their skill
The way he creates so much imagery in the space of a few lines throughout each verse and then brings you back down to earth by finishing each verse with ‘it’s all over now baby blue’ is genius, that contrast never ceases to amaze me
"The empty-handed painter from your streets Is drawing crazy patterns on your sheets" These lines and other lyrics from this song are the things that rattle around the corners of my mind. I rarely come to an understanding. Just a deep appreciation. He really is a national treasure.
I love bob dylan he is just great; poetry, facts and voice. I play alot of his songs. He is my inspiration which has helped me to start writing songs. I am only 13. 👍
Yes Befor Bob, most and nearly all recordings were written by songwriters for particular singers and performers. Bob changed all of that. That is why the 60's exploded with bands and performers writing their own music. Hence Bob was coined the "Voice of a generation"
Voice of an entire generation. Nobel Prize for litetature laureate. This man has laterally done it all. Not too bad for a song & dance man. Love you, Mr. Dylan.you had a tremendous influence on my life. Sure would love to have known you. Thanks for everything!✌
Same, once in 2017 and again in 2023. I feel so lucky to be living in the same time as Dylan, although rather late we still get to see new albums of his on occasion and performances here and there!
I love the bluesy tone of this song, the harmonica is great adding atmosphere to a melancholy song. You really get that bereavement felling that comes with heartbreak. His guitar is trying to remain cheerful and upbeat, while his harmonica weeps.
When bob goes it will be a bad sad day for music life and the world . If it wasn't for him music wouldn't be the same that's how much he impacted the world with proper music
❤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 baby, 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 fallin' in over you And it's all over now, baby blue Leave your stepping stones behind There's something that calls for you Forget the debt you've left That will not follow you Your lover who has just walked through the door Has taken all his blankets from the floor The carpet too is foldin' over you And it's all over now baby blue Well, strike another match Yeah, go start new, go start new 'Cause it's all over now, baby blue Hey, hey, yeah It's all over, it's all over now, baby blue It's all, it's all over now, oh yeah It's all over now, all over now, baby blue Source: LyricFind Songwriters: Bob Dylan❤❤
he sounds so good singing here. the first two lines of each verse, i have found, are extremely difficult to sing in a way that sounds natural and in tune with the guitar. even in the recorded version those lines sound a bit off, yet he does it so perfectly in this video!!
This is exactly true - i can't sing properly but like to hum/quasi sing melodies when playing the guitar, and the opening part of the verse melodies you describe has always really confused me. Glad someone else noticed this exact thing!
I'm not sure why you are struggling. It's just the 5th of the V chord. (making it the 2nd of the I chord). The ones I have always found difficult are sus2's and sus 4th played over a chord WITH a 3rd included.
Yes, he certainly sounded as if he meant every word! Do you know if this was this an encore? After an electric set/second half? I can't remember the details of the history of that transition period, and wondered if that was what the audience reaction was about, and Bob's reaction to the audience reaction, and then this stellar acoustic performance - maybe having something to prove? - by which he won them back over to his side...? Just guessing here...
@@clydebain3540 could you specify which effect? And what kind of change in your life it has been evoking? Bob Dylan just sold his catalogue of rights to Universal for a couple of hundred million bucks. I don't see him donate that stash and my guess is we'll be hearing plenty of good ol' Bob Dylan 'classics' while watching Coca Cola/Nike/Disney/Fortnight ads. His art has become mere decoration, as much as the Mona Lisa or Beethoven's 9th symphony. Sell sell sell is as far as we all got.
A few years ago while looking for something on the shelf at my little hometown supermarket, the Muzak played the Eagles song, take it to the limit, I realized that in our world nothing is sacred any more. Baby Blue released while I was going through excruciating pain from loss of the only love of my life to the gods of war. It took years for me to 'recover'. Baby Blue kept me in good stead. When Bob evolved from social conscious to love songs he became a great artist. Master Wordsmith. There were many more, way stations to inspire and refresh along the journey. Moved from the bleeding crowd to love found and love lost. Out of space...
@@dumena Thank you. As much as I liked Dylan's acoustic work, his electric arrangements was as if he found a vein of gold. If he had continued mounting museum pieces of "folk", he probably would have disappeared into the also performing category. I think he was more interested in music as art than symbolic of political virtue. "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine " induces the sense of loss, in me, also. It is interesting that aficionados seem less interested in "Visions of Johanna" or "Tangled Up In Blue". I think he is at his greatest when he composes love music. Leave social music for those who have no interior music. Best of all to ye. 'Don't follow leaders, watch your parking meters.'
I hate to disappoint you but Bob wrote... ‘This sky too is folding under you..(although in this video he is singing ‘over you’...’ you were quoting alternative lyrics which is I think from the ‘Them’ version....
A little backstory on this Dylan had just finished playing Maggies Farm and Like a Rolling Stone on the electric guitar with his bandmate on the drums and both songs were really loud and rock and roll compared to the rest of the ones at the Folk Festival and a lot of people were booing. The older generation of legends backstage like Pete Seager (who Bob really admired) were even threatening to cut the cable because it didn't sound like folk music. Anyway, Bob was shaken up enough to leave the stage after just 3 songs (even though he was the headliner and some of the other musicians had gone on for hours). Petter Yarrow ended up running up on stage with everyone booing and asked through the mic "Bobby will you play another song please?" So Bob finally came back out, just him, his harmonica, and his acoustic, and played this song.
I love the bluesy tone of this song, the harmonica is great adding atmosphere to a melancholy song. You really get that bereavement felling that comes with heartbreak. His guitar is trying to remain cheerful and upbeat, while his harmonica weeps.
I can't quote the specifics offhand, but I think that Pete Seeger denied that he tried to cut or unplug the cable. He was certainly surprised and nonplussed, but I don't think he tried to cut off Dylan's performance. And while there's no telling what people might have done in a moment of surprise, Pete Seeger was very open-minded in the kinds of music he played, certainly as far as language and culture, so it would be odd to see him try to censor something.
It's strange, how some things stay the same. I heard on the radio that he is about to turn 80. I then chose to listen to "Bringing It All Back Home" on Spotify, because that was the record my sister bought, and I - for some reason, I don't remember - put on the record player around 1984. The closing song of the album, which is "It's all over now baby blue" moved me then, when I was 14, and it still does now, that I am almost 52. Other songs I listened to when I was 14, 20, 25 etc maybe render a smile and a sigh (well, I was young after all, and easily impressible). This is one of those that don't, and well, I guess that's what they call timeless.
Thank you! Thank you so much!! Oh, how I love this song!! I wish my brother could listen to this with me. It was he who introduced me to Bob Dylan any many other musicians. To the music ..
I was at the spectrum in 1974,some asshole threw a full can of beer at the stage,no injuries,but him and The Band continued playing the set, a part of my life I think about quite often
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 are rowing home Your empty-handed army is all going home You 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 now, 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
Thank You. I was born that year 1965. I never heard this song until a half hour ago. Now I have the words. The guitar I can play. How cool is that? Great song...
I believe this is about Sara Dylan about his advice for her leaving Hans Lownds. In Never Say Goodbye he sings "O baby baby blue youll change your last name too" in a song clearly about Sara.
I’m replying to the post below mine it was George Harrison who stated he had a rough time in the IOW they booed and he went into seclusion after that. That’s why I was surprised at the people of. Manchester booing him from the person in the post below mine but you was there, so I’m really pleased we didn’t do it then there are a few Manchester’s one in the states maybe a mix up :)
AMAZING! How can over 30 not like this? Did they select a Bob Dylan video expecting to see someone else and were then disappointed to see it was Bob Dylan!
This is right after he played electric with Blumfield, he was made to go back out and play acoustic. The crowd was still upset. They're heckling him. His biggest fans. Unbelievable. And then he absolutely slays them with this. It's Newport. They just reset the stage for him to play acoustic.
This is just out of the world. I have seen, The other side of the mirror' documentary as well. Genius is a word use too often these days. This man is the real deal.
Recommended...play Dylan's Baby Blue on your phone while watching an old hokey Cliff Richard video on your tablet (volume turned down). The contrast is "Simply fantastic, of course"!!
Gracias Nonito amigo tu trais en primicicia enel playa club eramos muy jovenes pero tu. Siempre con buenos consejos la musica fue tu vida entera por tus alegrias yy por mas todos te queremos
Where I live, few minutes ago it was raining buckets here and now the sky is calm and I’m listening to this. Thank you toe uploading. This feels like winning lottery.
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I was there Ten feet from bob no one tried to get me to move. When he asked for an E harp I had to duck One of the best times in my life and I’m 72
Did you see the pistols and buzzcocks there too?
Why did you have to duck when he asked for another harp
@@stonesdude154 cos the air was full of flying harmonicas the audience were tossing to Bob
They were Amazing times man. I just got to hear the records tho I met Screaming Lord Such on a M1 cafe. He had a blue Bedford van and tried chatting my sister up. We were driving my Dads Jag flat out.
I think our generation had the best of music to choose from. There is no-one today who can come close what we had in the 1960s and 1970s.
There are actually people on this planet who will say that Dylan can't sing, for me this is perfection....who could sing this better?
The original version isn’t without its charm, but Van Morrison with Them does it better.
Tiny Tim
This song pairs with his voice so well, plus the harmonica. Great lyrics, too, of course.
sooooo agreed with!......thanks, man......
@@YouandWhoseArmy no way man at all, you can feel that this is the guy who wrote this song in hhis performance, and as for covers, 13th floor elevators version blows them out of the water
Anyone who says he's not the best songwriter of all time should have their head examined, so many songs from this era are genius.
My 60’s hero and forever young 🦋
This is the greatest live recording I've ever heard
“Take what you have gathered from coincidence” ... that line blows my mind.
You are absolutely right it’s a mind blowing line lol
These poets express what normal folks feel and go through but can’t put to words that’s their skill
That line hurts
and yet still managed to write about it
The answer my friends is blowing in the wind, it’s blowing in the wind
THE VAGABOND WHOSE RAPPING AT YOUR DOOR, IS STANDING IN THE CLOTHES THAT YOU ONCE WORE.
I walked on that stage to receive a prize at my school speech day. I didn't realise what a privilege that was. Now I do.
It's really a privilege! 👏👏👏
Bob is Genius...!
The way he creates so much imagery in the space of a few lines throughout each verse and then brings you back down to earth by finishing each verse with ‘it’s all over now baby blue’ is genius, that contrast never ceases to amaze me
Creating imagery. That's it exactly.
They're complaining, then he stuns them with this master performance of an absolute masterpiece.
Any old people watching this don’t always think young people these days listen to bad music I’m only 17 and I love Bob Dylan
Great!! But you are certainly an exception.
@@nurulmaru I'm 30 now, been listening to Dylan since I was a teenager
@@cigh7445 Great!! Congratulations, I'm 55 now, and so have I.
I’m 18 and I know Dylan since i was 16 he’s very astonishing
46 now. Started listening to Dylan when I was 13. My 16 year old daughter is a big fan of his. Dylan crosses all ages.
Dylan's voice here is at his best.
The live performance shoots down all naysayers about his pipes
Judas
@@sexobscura I don't believe you. You're a liar.
Then from the 80s on it sounded like he gargled tacks before singing
@@sexobscura Judas? What does that mean?
"The empty-handed painter from your streets
Is drawing crazy patterns on your sheets"
These lines and other lyrics from this song are the things that rattle around the corners of my mind. I rarely come to an understanding. Just a deep appreciation.
He really is a national treasure.
A world treasure
Wow great Voice Song Writer.kids Don't Smoke.cigs or nothing .this is better than ALbum version
.powerfuL
My name is Marty. I’m a 71 year-old attorney and I live in Louisville Kentucky. I’m currently listening to Bob Dylan “It’s All Over Now Baby Blue.”
Bob Dylan has written 600 songs. A true virtuoso!!!!!
Gotta be more than that
Bob Dylan‘s music and poetry are a gift to the world. I hope future generations will remember him.
That “ hammer on” he does, that I can’t hear it on album, so pronounced, is UNREAL. Hadn’t seen this before. No one compares to the MASTER
I use a capo on the 2nd and hammer 3rd fret lift 2nd
I love bob dylan he is just great; poetry, facts and voice. I play alot of his songs. He is my inspiration which has helped me to start writing songs. I am only 13. 👍
Yes Befor Bob, most and nearly all recordings were written by songwriters for particular singers and performers. Bob changed all of that. That is why the 60's exploded with bands and performers writing their own music. Hence Bob was coined the "Voice of a generation"
May you be blessed with inspiration, to bless another generation 🙏
Hold onto it man, the aftertaste will last long after the obsession has faded :)
Keep writing. Watch everything around you and make songs. It's a lost art almost.
The worlds greatest song writer in the worlds greatest city. What a combination.
"The vagabond who rapping at your door/
Is standing in the clothes that you once wore."
Dylan's been singing of the lost America for 55 years!
Hes singing about himself. Which is why both versions of himself are both wearing his same clothes.
I'm English and born in the 90s so I don't know about lost America but to me he's singing to my lost heart.
Seems a lot of the world now too
The man is gifted. We're lucky to have him.
If I die tomorrow I’ll forever be glad to have lived in the time of Dylan . I am convinced he is the apotheosis of western culture.
...crying like a fire in the sun... lines like this one are unforgettable.
Can't get enough of this song. This version is my favorite for sure.
No doubt...the swan song.
he is so mature for a young man even not 24 yet - the audience just boo him a few minutes before
When he pronounces the words "understands you orphan" his whole being is in those words.
He Who sings with his tongue on Fire 🔥
That droning sound he gives the low e is perfection
i think it might be a low C, he tuned down to Drop C for this sometimes
I think you are right
So so many loves for this amazing song, probably my favourite song ever , thank you Mr Dylan
Voice of an entire generation. Nobel Prize for litetature laureate. This man has laterally done it all. Not too bad for a song & dance man. Love you, Mr. Dylan.you had a tremendous influence on my life. Sure would love to have known you. Thanks for everything!✌
Not to bad for a song and dance man that just wanted to sell women’s lingerie!
These lyrics knocked me out in my teenage years and inspire at 65
Bob is the MAGUS
Einfach großartig!!! Der musikalische Held meiner Jugend - heute immer noch schön.
One of his best sings.
So full of emotion, poignancy, sadness, loss.
RIP Suze and what you lost between you.
Probably the absolute best writer of my time. I feel lucky to have been able to have seen him numerous times ✌
HI ROOS, ME TOO , WHEN I LIVED IN ATLANTA GEORGIA.... YOU KNOW,... CERVEZA, TEQUILA Y MUCHA MARIHUANA...... ME BOB DYLAN..., FOR EVER.
@@DanielGarcia-zk5ns too funny
Same, once in 2017 and again in 2023. I feel so lucky to be living in the same time as Dylan, although rather late we still get to see new albums of his on occasion and performances here and there!
I love the bluesy tone of this song, the harmonica is great adding atmosphere to a melancholy song. You really get that bereavement felling that comes with heartbreak. His guitar is trying to remain cheerful and upbeat, while his harmonica weeps.
Right on man
When bob goes it will be a bad sad day for music life and the world . If it wasn't for him music wouldn't be the same that's how much he impacted the world with proper music
has to be the most beautifully written song
❤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 baby, 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 fallin' in over you
And it's all over now, baby blue
Leave your stepping stones behind
There's something that calls for you
Forget the debt you've left
That will not follow you
Your lover who has just walked through the door
Has taken all his blankets from the floor
The carpet too is foldin' over you
And it's all over now baby blue
Well, strike another match
Yeah, go start new, go start new
'Cause it's all over now, baby blue
Hey, hey, yeah
It's all over, it's all over now, baby blue
It's all, it's all over now, oh yeah
It's all over now, all over now, baby blue
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Bob Dylan❤❤
Strike another match....go start anew.
This song and Dylan makes life worth living.
Couldn't agree more
The poet.
Amazing lyrics Bob Dylan!!! His music will live forever !!
FANTASTIC
he sounds so good singing here. the first two lines of each verse, i have found, are extremely difficult to sing in a way that sounds natural and in tune with the guitar. even in the recorded version those lines sound a bit off, yet he does it so perfectly in this video!!
This is exactly true - i can't sing properly but like to hum/quasi sing melodies when playing the guitar, and the opening part of the verse melodies you describe has always really confused me. Glad someone else noticed this exact thing!
This is very true, I sing lots of karaoke no problem but have tried this a few times and bombed! Very difficult to sing!
You are correct, Dylan makes it so,naturally his - and often with a little venom.
I'm not sure why you are struggling. It's just the 5th of the V chord. (making it the 2nd of the I chord).
The ones I have always found difficult are sus2's and sus 4th played over a chord WITH a 3rd included.
55 years ago wow.
yes, I was 12 years old then. I'm so much younger that that now.
One of the most meaningful songs ever written!
It just doesn't get ANY better than this. 1965 or 1995 or 2015
A fantastic closer. He sang with the keen intensity of a knife edge.
Yes, he certainly sounded as if he meant every word!
Do you know if this was this an encore? After an electric set/second half? I can't remember the details of the history of that transition period, and wondered if that was what the audience reaction was about, and Bob's reaction to the audience reaction, and then this stellar acoustic performance - maybe having something to prove? - by which he won them back over to his side...? Just guessing here...
“ the keen intensity ay a knife edge “ ( nae fckn bother pal )
Mesmerizing. I just read he will be 80 soon. Poets like him sharing their wisdom, so powerful. And yet with such little effect.
He has an effect that changes my life all these years. I speak for myself, not the multitudes of millions who probably feel the same as I.
@@clydebain3540 could you specify which effect? And what kind of change in your life it has been evoking? Bob Dylan just sold his catalogue of rights to Universal for a couple of hundred million bucks. I don't see him donate that stash and my guess is we'll be hearing plenty of good ol' Bob Dylan 'classics' while watching Coca Cola/Nike/Disney/Fortnight ads. His art has become mere decoration, as much as the Mona Lisa or Beethoven's 9th symphony. Sell sell sell is as far as we all got.
A few years ago while looking for something on the shelf at my little hometown supermarket, the Muzak played the Eagles song, take it to the limit, I realized that in our world nothing is sacred any more. Baby Blue released while I was going through excruciating pain from loss of the only love of my life to the gods of war. It took years for me to 'recover'. Baby Blue kept me in good stead. When Bob evolved from social conscious to love songs he became a great artist. Master Wordsmith. There were many more, way stations to inspire and refresh along the journey. Moved from the bleeding crowd to love found and love lost. Out of space...
@@clydebain3540 Thank you for your words, Clyde! All the best for you, D.
@@dumena Thank you. As much as I liked Dylan's acoustic work, his electric arrangements was as if he found a vein of gold. If he had continued mounting museum pieces of "folk", he probably would have disappeared into the also performing category. I think he was more interested in music as art than symbolic of political virtue. "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine " induces the sense of loss, in me, also. It is interesting that aficionados seem less interested in "Visions of Johanna" or "Tangled Up In Blue". I think he is at his greatest when he composes love music. Leave social music for those who have no interior music. Best of all to ye. 'Don't follow leaders, watch your parking meters.'
Aint life grande! I feel older now. Still truckin tho. Thanks for this trip
"You were so much older then, your younger than that now"
Never used to be a huge dylan fan i was of his songs but him doing it but this song completely turned me around on him
keeping the dream alive.
The sky too is fallin' in over you
And it's all over now, baby blue
holy shit.... this is what gets me every time to tears...
I hate to disappoint you but Bob wrote... ‘This sky too is folding under you..(although in this video he is singing ‘over you’...’ you were quoting alternative lyrics which is I think from the ‘Them’ version....
What a great Time we had to live with these awesome musicians and souls...😍🤩❣
A little backstory on this
Dylan had just finished playing Maggies Farm and Like a Rolling Stone on the electric guitar with his bandmate on the drums and both songs were really loud and rock and roll compared to the rest of the ones at the Folk Festival and a lot of people were booing. The older generation of legends backstage like Pete Seager (who Bob really admired) were even threatening to cut the cable because it didn't sound like folk music. Anyway, Bob was shaken up enough to leave the stage after just 3 songs (even though he was the headliner and some of the other musicians had gone on for hours). Petter Yarrow ended up running up on stage with everyone booing and asked through the mic "Bobby will you play another song please?" So Bob finally came back out, just him, his harmonica, and his acoustic, and played this song.
I love the bluesy tone of this song, the harmonica is great adding atmosphere to a melancholy song. You really get that bereavement felling that comes with heartbreak. His guitar is trying to remain cheerful and upbeat, while his harmonica weeps.
you're describing Newport and it is not, for example the mic is not the same, he was singing is some weird round microphone. This is UK concert
that happened at the Newport Folk festival
I can't quote the specifics offhand, but I think that Pete Seeger denied that he tried to cut or unplug the cable. He was certainly surprised and nonplussed, but I don't think he tried to cut off Dylan's performance. And while there's no telling what people might have done in a moment of surprise, Pete Seeger was very open-minded in the kinds of music he played, certainly as far as language and culture, so it would be odd to see him try to censor something.
That is a myth but great story .
That man is straight to business once he strikes the chord.
Goddam perfection.
It's strange, how some things stay the same. I heard on the radio that he is about to turn 80. I then chose to listen to "Bringing It All Back Home" on Spotify, because that was the record my sister bought, and I - for some reason, I don't remember - put on the record player around 1984. The closing song of the album, which is "It's all over now baby blue" moved me then, when I was 14, and it still does now, that I am almost 52.
Other songs I listened to when I was 14, 20, 25 etc maybe render a smile and a sigh (well, I was young after all, and easily impressible). This is one of those that don't, and well, I guess that's what they call timeless.
may you stay Forever Young
He is adorable here with his laugh and his sharp wit
Thank you! Thank you so much!!
Oh, how I love this song!! I wish my brother could listen to this with me. It was he who introduced me to Bob Dylan any many other musicians. To the music ..
Umas,das mais belas do incrivel"Bob Dylan!
Classic! Dylan at his absolute best...
He was so young and wrote like someone very old.
Masterpiece. Thank, you, you wonderful genius ❤
Beautiful footage. I even like his walk back to the stage to acknowledge the applause at the end.
'crying like a fire in the sun' - dunno what that means but it seems perfectly clear to me ...
beautiful. dylan's voice sharp as razor blade.
GENIUS!
I grow up listening his music I'm from 90s
I was at the spectrum in 1974,some asshole threw a full can of beer at the stage,no injuries,but him and The Band continued playing the set, a part of my life I think about quite often
If it is a fact then I deny reality. Glad that this song was uploaded 6 months ago. Things have changed.
Are u watching this ? My first time just now!
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 are rowing home
Your empty-handed army is all going home
You 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 now, 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
Thank You. I was born that year 1965. I never heard this song until a half hour ago. Now I have the words. The guitar I can play. How cool is that? Great song...
it is so true and so sad because it has come true
The sky is folding over, I guess.
How old do you have to be to write poetry like that ?
@@iddhisbing8092 well Bob was knocking these out from about 20 years old i think.
I believe this is about Sara Dylan about his advice for her leaving Hans Lownds. In Never Say Goodbye he sings "O baby baby blue youll change your last name too" in a song clearly about Sara.
I’m ashamed if people did that at this Manchester concert to such a legend.
I’m replying to the post below mine it was George Harrison who stated he had a rough time in the IOW they booed and he went into seclusion after that. That’s why I was surprised at the people of. Manchester booing him from the person in the post below mine but you was there, so I’m really pleased we didn’t do it then there are a few Manchester’s one in the states maybe a mix up :)
@Steve D you're so blessed to have been there. I saw him in Blackpool a few years ago but wod give my limbs to have seen him then.
The original Bob Dylan who i love.
His breath is endless. He is completely One with it.
Yes! This Performance is/was life changing.
Life transforming.
Thanks for sharing. There is something special about Dylan finishing new port with this song. Hence the double bows from him at the end. Sublime
This is this song.thank you Brenda...
This is the song
AMAZING! How can over 30 not like this? Did they select a Bob Dylan video expecting to see someone else and were then disappointed to see it was Bob Dylan!
This is right after he played electric with Blumfield, he was made to go back out and play acoustic. The crowd was still upset. They're heckling him. His biggest fans. Unbelievable. And then he absolutely slays them with this. It's Newport. They just reset the stage for him to play acoustic.
"You might like this one".
Yes I do.
How beautiful in every way
Most certainly
This is just out of the world. I have seen, The other side of the mirror' documentary as well. Genius is a word use too often these days. This man is the real deal.
Absolutely amazing live performance of this song, particularly after what had gone on before!
Recommended...play Dylan's Baby Blue on your phone while watching an old hokey Cliff Richard video on your tablet (volume turned down). The contrast is "Simply fantastic, of course"!!
😂❤master Peace eternal 👍
Divinal !
A genius ! Forever Young :)))
Wow. I forgot how great he was.
Gracias Nonito amigo tu trais en primicicia enel playa club eramos muy jovenes pero tu. Siempre con buenos consejos la musica fue tu vida entera por tus alegrias yy por mas todos te queremos
Where I live, few minutes ago it was raining buckets here and now the sky is calm and I’m listening to this. Thank you toe uploading. This feels like winning lottery.
Bob is my music love all my life.
grazie
Bobby doing what he does best
Bob dylam está música e linda e mágica
My favourite version
... outstanding ... truly ... like this as much as the full rendition on "bringing it all back home" ...
Parabéns video e música sensacional espetacular .✌👍🇧🇷
He twisted my thoughts.
Just love have loved his music my entire life
Gets better with age