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FoolmeThrice escreveu:
Best news ever was finding out that this was on rock band... everyone wondered how i could get 100% on expert with it haha.
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BlueOclock escreveu:
Wonderful in every way...
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ralfsu escreveu:
Boggles my mind how complex it fucking is.
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power2themusic escreveu:
Love his voice
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pepworth escreveu:
good man, ive heard a pacier version, think it was on a best of not sure kinda prefarred that one.
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Sambo531 escreveu:
great version
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Lord_Kur escreveu:
easily somewhere in my all-time top 5 songs.
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flickothewrist escreveu:
Have always been a sucker for ridiculous vocals and overwhelming creative imagination which makes this for me an all time great, sensational
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Leaf_Thief escreveu:
Best Bob song off best Bob album!
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austin9993 escreveu:
I can never get tired of this song. This is driving music <3
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PattySauce escreveu:
Lyrics are perfection! and his I don't have to try to hard attitude makes him so cool!! =)
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changelingette escreveu:
This is utterly breathtaking!
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WLDB escreveu:
I always want to give up ever writing anything creatively when I hear this song.
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Nakkinak escreveu:
There was music in the cafes at night and revolution in the air.
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philipt42 escreveu:
And every one of them words rang true and glowed like burning coal. Pouring off of every page like it was written in my soul from me to you. [2]
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whoareyou_ escreveu:
ingenious
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gangatheloon escreveu:
Maybe the only perfect song ever written [3]
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CursedEvil escreveu:
Saw him performing it live yesterday in Hamburg. I had tears in my eyes. <3
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closertotheear escreveu:
Pretty much as good as it gets. [2]
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benadlard escreveu:
Pretty much as good as it gets. [1]
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pigriser escreveu:
Pretty much as good as it gets.
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adamcarrico91 escreveu:
And every one of them words rang true and glowed like burning coal. Pouring off of every page like it was written in my soul from me to you.
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unikalnyMichas escreveu:
Amazing...
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barryvs escreveu:
Other artists can only dream of writing a song like this.
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RoomForSymmetry escreveu:
"The only thing I knew was to keep on keepin on like a bird that flew" Holy hell...if you can write anything half that great in my life I'll be happy
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Andrey_Romanov escreveu:
Шикарно!
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LeCommunard escreveu:
Maybe the only perfect song ever written [2]
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ark4real escreveu:
live 1975 and real live
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blogmeridian escreveu:
My favorite Dylan song--for once, he's more in awe of his lover than he is of himself.
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ElDiego08 escreveu:
The very best of Dylan!!
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sumidiotdude escreveu:
Maybe the only perfect song ever written.
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OLdSKuul62 escreveu:
Awesome songwriter . Not a huge fan of his voice . But a man to be deeply respected just the same . This man has probably inspired more musicians than the Beatles . When I was younger. I couldn't begin to tell you how many times I would hear a song by some artist ,then discover it was a Dylan cover tune. All his songs are works of genius , and I am so glad that there are / were excellent musicians out there that cover his music ,Such as Jimmi Hendrix ,Manfred Mann , and Bruce Springsteen to name a pitiful few . ( I don't know them all and there isn't enough time or space to write down the ones I do know .) I just know that his skills as a songwriter have exceptionally few peers .
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jackacorney escreveu:
Amazing! Pure genius!
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godonnygo escreveu:
The Real Live version has a truly special atmosphere.
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Jlectric escreveu:
Jesus christ. How can something be so awesome.
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Pentangla escreveu:
Tangled up in bluuuuue <3
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Samhain138 escreveu:
I love the way he says 13th century.
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madelax escreveu:
New York version is undeniably the best one.
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Zaephyr escreveu:
beautiful piece of music
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Lord_Kur escreveu:
Early one mornin’ the sun was shinin’, I was layin’ in bed Wond’rin’ if she’d changed at all If her hair was still red...
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Jayryn escreveu:
just great
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LolaTravelli escreveu:
I like the bootleg version best. A real story.
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WLDB escreveu:
I found the live 1975 version to be too short. He cut out at least three verses.
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spacefaceinfurs escreveu:
what an amazing song. Dylan at his finest. how can one person write so much perfect music?
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Hanges escreveu:
I seriously think , this is the best song ever
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minimoog70 escreveu:
The 1975 live version was the first one I heard, I don't need any other version now.
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pladepilot escreveu:
There was music in the cafés at night, and revolution in the air. <3
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MayaSingh escreveu:
Haha loves it when he sings "From the thirteenth centuryyyyy". Amazing song. Makes me so glad inside
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PFGrifter escreveu:
best song ever
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pingpong_fiasco escreveu:
What makes this song so amazing - so powerful lyrically - is that Dylan uses no proper names here, and so can't find refuge in his typical trick of easy rhyming. Pronouns and pronouns alone - if only he'd used this approach more often.
