Don't Think Twice It's All Right
Paul and Mary Peter Lyrics

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It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
It don't matter, anyhow
And it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
If you don't know by now
When the rooster crows at the break of dawn
Look out your window and I'll be gone
You're the reason I'm travelin' on
Don't think twice it's all right

It ain't no use in turnin' on your light, babe
Light I never know'd
It ain't no use in turnin' on your light, babe
I'm on the dark side of the road
Still I wish there was somethin' you would do or say
To try and make me change my mind and stay
We never did too much talkin' anyway
So don't think twice it's all right

I'm walkin' down that long, lonesome road, babe
Where I'm bound, I can't tell
But goodbye is too good a word gal
So I'll just say "fair-thee-well"
I ain't saying you treated me unkind
You could have done better, but I don't mind
And you just sorta wasted my precious time
But don't think twice it's all right

It ain't no use in callin' out my name gal
Like you never did before
It ain't no use in callin' out my name gal
I can't hear you anymore
I'm thinkin' and wonderin' all the way down the road
I once loved a woman, a child I'm told

I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul
Don't think twice it's all right

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Don't Think Twice It's All Right by Bob Dylan express a feeling of resignation towards a failed relationship. The singer tells his lover that it does not matter why things went wrong between them, that he is obviously leaving and that she should not bother trying to change his mind. He goes on to say that he wishes there was something she could do to make him stay, though it is not likely to happen, as the two never did much talking anyway. The singer admits to being lost and uncertain of where he is headed, but he is willing to leave without bitterness or regret, bidding her farewell with a vague promise of a possible reunion someday. Overall, the song speaks to the universal experience of heartbreak, of accepting that sometimes there is no reason or solution for the end of a relationship, and that it is better to let go and move on.

Line by Line Meaning

It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
You shouldn't waste time pondering why things happened this way

It don't matter, anyhow
There's no point in dwelling on things. What's done is done

And it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
You can't change what happened, no matter how much you think about it

If you don't know by now
If you haven't figured it out yet

When the rooster crows at the break of dawn
When the sun rises

Look out your window and I'll be gone
I'll already be gone when you wake up

You're the reason I'm travelin' on
You drove me away

Don't think twice it's all right
It's best not to dwell on the past and just move on

It ain't no use in turnin' on your light, babe
Don't try to find me, I want to be left alone

Light I never know'd
I never knew a light like yours

I'm on the dark side of the road
I'm in a dark place emotionally

Still I wish there was somethin' you would do or say
I wish you would try to change my mind, but I know you won't

To try and make me change my mind and stay
To convince me to stay with you

We never did too much talkin' anyway
We had communication problems in our relationship

So don't think twice it's all right
It's better to move forward without hesitation

I'm walkin' down that long, lonesome road, babe
I'm on a lonely journey

Where I'm bound, I can't tell
I don't know where I'm going

But goodbye is too good a word gal
Saying goodbye is too final, instead I'll just say farewell

So I'll just say "fair-thee-well"
I'll just say goodbye for now

I ain't saying you treated me unkind
I'm not trying to say that you were mean to me

You could have done better, but I don't mind
You could have been more thoughtful, but I'm not angry

And you just sorta wasted my precious time
I feel like I wasted my time on this relationship

But don't think twice it's all right
Let's not overthink this, it's time to move on

It ain't no use in callin' out my name gal
Don't try to get my attention now

Like you never did before
Just like you did when we were together

I can't hear you anymore
I'm no longer interested in what you have to say

I'm thinkin' and wonderin' all the way down the road
I'm reflecting on past memories and events as I walk away

I once loved a woman, a child I'm told
I used to love someone, who was young and naive

I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul
I loved her deeply, but she wanted everything I had to give

Don't think twice it's all right
It's time to move on and not look back

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Bob Dylan

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Comments from YouTube:

@nicholas-smyrnios

2y↑67

I have heard this awesome song countless times during my life. In my 72, still brings tears to my eyes...

@stevefirth6472

2y↑4

77 years old. Me too!

@nicholas-smyrnios

@@stevefirth6472 ✌👌🤞

@thegamerplayz7034

15 take care

@user-gu3vc6wu2k

43w

@@stevefirth6472

@greenwolfegreen6028

3y↑98

This is Dylan's best composition. And this is the best rendition of the song.

@dustman96

24w↑1

Agreed

@andyperson6142

4y↑137

My Dad loved this song he would play it on his guitar and sing, he had a lovely voice, i lost him 2 years ago i was 34, i miss him so much, this song makes me cry but also makes me smile, i can close my eyes and still see him playing this song to me, love you daddy xxx

@mypfpiswhatourphonesees4294

3y↑2

Sorry for your loss, i hope you're doing better nowadays

@jamessilva7991

3y↑2

My condolences. Keep those good memories alive.

@rayfab73

2y↑2

I can completely relate to your post. It's good to allow those feelings up and have a good cry, sometimes. I see times like this as a visit from my own (late) Dad. I hope the song can bring some sort of peace to you.

@calmblueocean7243

2y↑1

So sweet, sending love 🙏💚

@MG-cj8ql

2y↑2

Funny you mentioned that (a year ago). I was just thinking about my own dad who passed in 2018. He was a talented, but humble musician who, when he finished playing a song forward would play it backward. His kid brother (still living) says that it was because as boys, they started a two-man band and only had enough money for sheet music for like 10 songs. They had to improvise.... Thanks, Dad, we miss you.

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@henryinflorida

4y↑65

I was such a PP&M fan in the 60's & 70's. They sang everything so good. This is but one example. Such a great song from Dylan.

@brendahawkins3965

3y↑2

Hi would love to know what you think of my 17 year old grandsons cover of this https://youtu.be/Ds4h0Q6GQHg

@joannacelineladeras3765

3y↑1

Hey I am still a fan. How are you

@jimcostello2217

It was great music. Thanks to PP&M, Dylan, the Byrds, and all.

@sm8821

One of my favourites. Their covers generally turned out to be the best versions.

@1968saigon

52w

Isn't it great to hear the words to the song!!

@comcc8753

35w↑4

I'm 33 now, and this has been my favorite song since I was about 20. Why don't people make music like this anymore?

@dustman96

24w↑2

Because people are just shells of people now?

@bebotmaxphilippines.5656

5y↑135

"I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul" POWERFUL LYRICS.

@seikibrian8641

5y↑8

Yes, Bob Dylan could really turn a phrase. This and 'Blowin' In The Wind' are two of his songs that Peter Paul & Mary made into major hits when I was a boy.

@nigelbrown1807

2y↑4

Yes one of the great lines of all time from a song,and to think he was aged only 21 or 22 when he could come up with lyrics like this.Just exemplifies the Genius of the man.

@robertwyatt4891

4y↑28

Amazing talent, harmony and ENUNCIATION. You can understand every word they are singing.

@2liter8

1y↑2

and you can hear this in dylan's vocals. no slurred words just perfect articulation.

@terrymartin2384

10y↑91

Just the finest folk song ever written, and one of the greatest performances ever laid down. That's all.

@imjohnincalif

I think you are correct

@iblackwellrogers

3y↑37

The thing about this performance is that it is completely bare bones. Just absolutely expert finger picking and gorgeous unique harmonies. Even in this recording straight off the old vinyl! No production tweaks necessary. They are unparalleled. Even though this is probably the meanest breakup song in existence.

@dustman96

24w

One of the most perfectly performed songs in existence.

@shye672

24w

I can't hear you anymore. Wicked!

@eberhardschmidt9154

2y↑2

oh yes. This is the folk-singer Group of my youth. I love them. Mary RiP

@orion848

1y↑3

Hadn't heard this til Ted Lasso season 3. What a beautiful rendition.

@sidneysullivan4899

5y↑313

This is my favorite rendition, all due respect to Dylan.

@bxdanny

5y↑4

Mine too. The first version I heard, and unsurpassed. This song somehow lends itself to a wide variety of musical interpretations. Eric Clapton does a fantastic version, but it is so different from this you can hardly recognize it as the same song. And there is a silly version that was a hit, you needn't Wonder Who I mean. :)

@davidanthonystone5165

5y↑5

Dylan’s poetry and the magical harmony of PPM

@dhaqq18

5y↑1

Me too. They should've done the last 2 verses

@jennifursun3303

mine too

@erik_jjj

id say this is a 2nd, jerry reed did it best tbh

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@aaaht3810

4y↑13

I'm a thinkin' and a wonderin' all the way down the road
I once loved a woman, a child I'm told
I gave her my heart but she wanted by soul.

What great lyrics.

@Tonetwisters

9y↑316

How could anyone dis this song? This is probably the greatest harmony song ever recorded. And the best harmony group ever recorded.

@jeffreykaufmann2867

7y↑2

Tonetwisters the Seekers version is way better not just because of the voices but the overall sound.

@Jallorn

6y↑16

Jeffrey Kaufmann I can't agree. For me, what really sells this version is the, for lack of a better word, acting. The seekers just sing. It's technically proficient, but it lacks the emotion of this version.

@rolandlindholm5918

6y↑13

I always come back to this recording! It's special!

@Tonetwisters

6y↑6

Hmmm. Dearly LOVE Judith's voice and singing, and The Seekers. However, if you really want to hear them at their best, check out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOKDT0S2O3c
Studio recording tied to live video. Now THIS is great.

However, while music, like art, is in the EAR of the beholder; and as a musician and guitarist of 56+ years, with a three-year stint as a studio engineer, producer, musician and writer, I can say that their version does not begin to compare to that of PP&G. The harmony of Peter Paul & Mary is right up front and in your face, with little studio enhancement, with three of the best voices ever recorded. Just two guitars, string bass and three voices ... as raw and pure as it can get, and yet, they pull it off with incredible perfection, warmth and artisanship.

But, it's all good. Two incredibly wonderful groups, playing an incredibly wonderful genre of music: FOLK!

@richardmarr1039

6y↑2

I love PPM but the Beach Boys were the greatest harmony rock group and Heroes and Villains contained stupendous harmony. Cheers

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@idanwillenchik3050

4y↑30

My favorite Bob Dylan song. Giving up on a love that was never there.

@margarethess6583

4y↑3

idan willenchik or on a love that asked too much of you- I gave her me heart, but she wanted my soul. Siuch an American song

@connerdearing

That’s a really good way of saying it. Wishing for something while knowing it’s not real or at least not the way you want. I’m still more a fan of Dylan’s version but I’m glad I found this comment.

@DaHunter6661

9y↑56

A perfect balance between grief, denial and acceptance

@kellyweaver9971

8y↑92

My dad turned me onto Peter, Paul and Mary --- he used to play and sing this song; it is a beautiful tune and is performed so perfectly that it makes me weep with nostalgia!

@kevinmahon7848

4y↑6

I'm 55 years late my new favorite group.

@davidanthonystone5165

You had to see them live in their prime
Great group

@marlap5117

Welcome aboard 😀

@Hawkeye752

12y↑19

Harmony, melody, and vocals rolled into one great song.

@eunicehenriques2237

9y↑97

The 21st century needs this kind of song, so tender, so beautiful. Miss them.

@Augustine93Z

8y↑5

+Eunice Henriques You should Listen to Winter Song by The Head and the Heart and anything by Jose Gonzales. They're very decent musicians for this decade :)

@vol4416

6y↑3

Could not agree more

@stupus4417

Amen.

@jessestewart169

those days and music are long gone.

@Aththadha

Someone strummed this on a guitar and sang to me sending it on 21 st century WhatsApp on Jan 1, 2020. Don't think twice, it's alright!

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@spudeedoo

5y↑4

I am adopted. I was adopted by two lovely Parents. These parents split up eventually, and it ended up that every other weekend, my mom would drive me up to visit the other parent. In the car, my mom would always play this song, along with a bunch of other old music like Tracy Chapman and The Monkees. Every time I hear this song, I am reminded of how wonderful a mom she was. She was strong, wise, and had great taste in music. I love you Mom. This song is for you <3 Rest in Peace.

@dixiegriffinjr.267

10y↑126

Fall, 1966, I was a homesick college freshman a long way from home trying to pass engineering courses and having a tough time doing so. Liked to listen to this song in the afternoon when I got back from class, with that long straight blond hair Mary was every college boy's dream girl in the 60s

@billkeys6733

6y↑5

Same here, except closer to 1964, electrical engineering. PP&M visit to campus was a wonderful break.

@cynthiacorcoran9389

5y↑1

A few fill in's back then then, non sang

@SherryPitcock

5y↑1

Funny. Me too. I miss the musci if not the math classes.

@loeyexo1685

4y↑3

Reading this makes me wonder what it would be like to live during your era sir! Im always curious about the feeling if i ever existed in the 60s - 70s.

@ArcoZakus

4y↑1

loeyexo,
"... makes me wonder what it would be like to live during your era ..."

Me, too. And I did. I just can't imagine how to explain what it was like, though.

Have you ever seen the old TV show "Wonder Years"? Or the movies " Mississippi Burning", "Forrest Gump", or "Good Morning Vietnam"? They might give you some idea, but, really, you had to be there, as they say. Even all of us who were sometimes don't know what to make of it all, though.

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@dclaryjr

7y↑33

This has always been favorite version of this song. How 52 people can down vote this is beyond me.

@elvinblack3208

7y↑1

agreed, my favorite version too

@kibrethaile516

6y↑12

I'm moved every time I listen to it. So gentle, yet so powerful. Simply beautiful!

@GlorifiedTruth

10y↑30

Love hearing Paul sing in his natural range!

@msmdac1

8y↑39

One of the best 10 songs ever. PPM harmony gives it a special beauty. Music at its best. Thanks for the post

@MrRonnieG

12y↑2

The world is fortunate that their music could be recorded for future generations to enjoy. :)

@Meema733

6y↑5

My Mom went to high school with Paul Stookey and said everyone knew he was destined for greatness. Boy was she right!

@crispy_ghee

8y↑78

Just listening to this makes me tear up. What a great rendition.

@hoss73ford

8y↑8

You're not alone, my friend. Music has a habit of doing that to me too.

@dr.jerrycuster5698

8y↑6

absolutely. it's the finest truth telling of this song i've heard. grew up with it.

@The50Fordman

This song reminds me of my first ex wife.

@nigelbrown1807

1y↑1

I well remember when this song came out.I was was only 8 years old and I purchased this EP.It was one of the first records I purchased[,this and ''puff the magic dragon'' a song which had tremendous appeal to children].,and of course at that age did not understand the meaning of the lryics.I just loved the finger-picking,and the tune of the song.Here in Australia,this song was released on an EP that on the front cover had the three of them linking arms.The EP was called ''in the wind'' and also featured the song ''blowin in the wind'',.another song I loved but once again,did not understand the lryics.I am now agred 67,and it is only when you experience life and get older that you can understand the meaning of the lryics.I belive Dylan wrote ''Dont think twice'' when he was 21 or 22.My god for a man that age to come up with the line''I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul''just exemplifies the genius of Bob Dylan

@TimothyQStanton

9y↑59

This is the first version of the song I ever heard when I was growing up, and remains my favorite version. And I'm a huge Dylan fan, but PP&M nailed it.

@danielleram3668

Hi Felix I just wanted to suggest you to hear this song coverd by a band called Jane boardox, it's one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard..

@danielleram3668

Hi Felix I just wanted to suggest you to hear this song coverd by a band called Jane boardox, it's one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard..

@danielleram3668

Hi Felix I just wanted to suggest you to hear this song coverd by a band called Jane boardox, it's one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard..

@ahmadfadzrain3615

6y↑5

People back then have really good taste in music. I , as the kid from the millennial age, do really enjoy this kind of music. I couldn't help myself as I keep on listening to this. How precious. And, yes, They have great music all the time. Peter, Paul , and Mary. 💖

@larkylark1

4y↑7

I love this cover. Peter, Paul and Mary are truly great.

@jessicasmith3225

3y↑5

When I listen to this song with my beat headphones..bro the harmony and how they do it..best song ever.

@mypfpiswhatourphonesees4294

I need beats headphones now haha

@rnhealer6044

2y↑3

I was also a huge fan of PP&M in the '60s and '70s. Everything they sang was special.

@flyingmerkel6

10y↑36

Simple and perfect. Dylan & Peter, Paul & Mary were the perfect combination

@redhotnblue9954

9y↑4

+flyingmerkel6 Paul usually sang backup, but here, Love his voice but PPM blend etherally perfect!

@katieswayne5223

11y↑10

This song just touches me, I'm in a moment in my life where this song really just says what I'm going through and it speaks for me. I just feel attached to this song now.

@susandonahue865

2y↑5

This song feels sooo good 🙏🏼🌹🌿

@brucepowell9252

9y↑54

Amazingly good folk song, and this is best version.

@daniyalnaqvi2569

No the original is the best

@musicfanBRA

5y↑4

Such beautiful harmonies, this melts my heart all over again just like the first time I listened to them, first LP I ever bought.

@thomassimpson8276

4y↑3

One word suffices to describe this: perfection.

@srhcb1

11y↑19

It's easy not to notice the excellent guitar picking in PP&M recordings. Listen to this song again, concentrating on the instrumental rather than vocal aspect.

@GroovesAndLands

Very true! I'm currently working on learning it. Not easy.

@roberttaylor1217

5y↑3

The way the guitar blends with the Harmony,you just don’t see in most music today

@samuelekanem1654

6y↑1

The unmistakable trio at it again with this perfect craftsmanship for those who appreciate good music.

@Imissthepostoffice

9y↑82

Every artist gets their influence from somewhere else .. someone previous. This is what I love about passing it down. In my opinion, Peter Paul and Mary do a very fine reverence of old folk music. I have yet to see a better threesome.

@aidannmorris

7y↑8

geez louise input porn joke

@justanotherbaptistjew5659

5y↑1

@Marianne
The original Kingston’s Trio was pretty good, but I would admit they were rivaled by Peter, Paul, and Mary.

@fredhouk6872

19w

I heard this version, bein driven home from the airport when i went away and was completely crushed..
I cried all the way home, but
What a song!!

@gayleharrington9513

7y↑6

A very simple but fantastic song. Love the lyrics. Well done Bob Dylan, and well done Peter, Paul & Mary.

@GroovesAndLands

This song is not that simple. The guitar music is complicated, and the way the lyrics fit is not intuitive.

@joesteedman8230

5y↑12

Never ending voices. The type you hear when you go to the golden gates👼

@stonehobson2487

"Never ending voices." - that's a good one. The vibrations linger in the air long after the song is over.

@marian.jablonski54

6y↑3

Mary Travers, like Judy Collins, has the voice of an angel - beautiful

@johnkennettle7567

1y↑3

Another great final theme for Ted Lasso, season three, episode 4.😀

@edwardthompson5820

52w

I was 18 at that time. Love Mary Travers. Sweet voice.

@fulgenjbatista4640

2y↑1

🕊🌟🕊
This is
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
🙏💜🙏
💜🎵💜

@TheDustysix

8y↑18

PPM was true America in music.

@ellenguill6862

9y↑1

their harmony is so wonderful...

@capothree

8y↑17

A first class rendition of this song. Dylan is one of the few artists where I actually prefer the cover versions of a lot of his songs!

@Skyhors3

6y↑2

First song I learned to play guitar on, 1965. Helped me through EVERY breakup.

@edfuller6581

7y↑5

Thank you for posting this wonderful music. It soothes the soul in a troubled time.

@BlessedMe11

5y↑1

Sweet memories of my childhood - My Grandfather and mother playing and singing together. How I miss you, PawPaw Joe.

@cumomsandcureloms

9y↑7

best break-up song ever

@andrewjwheelerjr275

6y↑1

yet this is another classic gem of a tune cover beautifully do by brothers and sister Peter, Paul, and miss sweetness Mary God bless them baby girl sister Mary rest on singing in glory with the rest of the angels miss you sweet goodness well peace everyone😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.

@paulyosef7550

gibberish.

@osocool1too

5y↑1

This beautiful rendition is worthy of 10/10...PPM we’re the perfect vehicle for it. Magic.

@michaelduggan1890

These folks and this song were tremendous. Thank you.

@patrickbullock62

Just heard this for the first time today. I'm 60, How could that happen?? Great tune!

@alliebrandon1020

5y↑5

I gave her my heart, but she wanted my soul,,HELL YES!!!

@eunicehenriques2237

Thank you Constant Zehnder. They are excellent singers and the songs are so beautiful! Down in the Valley, loved it.

@fredhouk6872

19w

Totally brings me to tears
But, i love P P & M

@tomsimpson6044

6y↑2

This is a work of art!

@The50Fordman

5y↑1

In college I had all of the Peter, Paul and Mary records. They were one of the greatest groups of all time.

@meganriley6428

7y↑2

I loved hearing you play this.... I miss u

@hidenseek4889

5y↑4

Music at it's best and those harmonies coupled with the interplay of the guitars.

@ashleybray6299

1y↑1

Just heard this on Ted Lasso. Fantastic song

@Jeph629

5y↑1

Maybe English does not anticipate a song so perfect--and so, no adjective is good enough to describe this tune.

@loeyexo1685

I just turned 21 and idk why I love old songs so muchh. The orig ver of this song is good but i also love this rendition 🤗 my mom used to play this song a lot when I was a kid, so good to hear this again 🥰

@lightbox617

I had this on Vynle in 1966 I lost it and I'm grateful to have it back on You Tube.

@losascio

10y↑8

Here they go again. Like Joan Baez, they were singing Dylan songs before most people even knew him ! PPM are Iconic artists. They will live in our ears forever. I met them once. What an experience.

@trfesok

Also covered, most bizarrely, by "The Wonder Who?". So, I put that, this and the original in my Four Seasons playlist. Thanks for the upload!

@joakimmuindi6674

4y↑1

My Dad's favourite I miss you always

@billycernoch1757

8y↑4

Great song, brings me back to my youth.

@calbackk

5y↑5

I hear this for the first time now in 2019. Very good version indeed.

@rhondaboncutter5812

7y↑2

Goodness, such an old song and I actually remember all the words!

@calbassas87

I know I’m gonna sound like the typical “old person” but no one can objectively say that music today is better than this. No one.

@marissadower-morgan3313

5y↑1

the best cover of this classic

@roddyc7435

8y↑1

great song and terrific singers !

@Blue-rl5dp

2y↑1

It was from Peter, Paul and Mary that I learned my preference in music lay toward Folk and Folk Rock, not the Andy Williams and Bing Crosby my mother listened to nor the Hank Williams of my father. I grew up to add a lot of one genre and a little of others until my favorites list is pretty eclectic, but I always slide back to the folk and especially these three.

@thomfmify

8y↑2

Great art, never forgotten!!!

@williamkeys4051

I was more into the Kingston Trio while in college in the 60s. But I saw PP&M live in Raleigh and came to really love them too.

@vol4416

6y↑3

I miss the "tenderness" of the songs of my youth.

@greggjensen1350

5y↑1

My favorite all time song! Never get tired of hearing it.

@josephmccammond8932

Reminds me of being in the Infantry in 1967 and not know ing ever if I would see home again. I had a LOVE at home at home and I thought I would never see her again.

@lesliethomas5845

This recording was released within a year or two of my birth so I literally have known & loved it , since I began recognizing radio & music ( sometime in either elementary school or possibly Jr High School ages).
Hard for me to conceive, that this means btw 40-50 yrs [ its release was early / mid 1960s, I wasn't especially focused on radio, until approx 10 yrs later], but that's what the arithmetics produce...
Anyway, even though I have the melody, the lyrics & PPM's particular recording/ performance entirely memorized...
I just listened to it again
( Nov 2022) and it STILL makes tears come to my eyes. Profound effects from Mr Dylan's writing and the utterly exquisite, delicate; yet somehow , also powerful performance by PPM & the bass player, not as known or as often described. I found two different fellows' names as playing bass w their recordings/ performances, in different articles....

@charli4r

11y

Great! Heard that song by this 3 guys about 30 years ago and I found it back now. Great feelings brigs. Thnks my friend. Greetings from Argentina.

@carlostejada1479

8y↑27

my dad liked this one... now I understand

@svettypoo

7y↑1

Brings a tear to my eye.

@jlaneyrie1955

lovely.All these yrs it still rings true .That's great art guys .

@ericruiz1036

Beautiful song..... how did these guys know exactly who I would feel two decades before I was born?

@GaryBarker-sn6vw

51w↑1

Thanks Ted Lasso for reminding me of this masterpiece

@mrdoctor3496

my left ear is enjoying this

@tonycrofts7628

51w

Beautiful harmonies❤

@helenmalyuk3810

10y↑3

FABULOUS. LOVED IT THEN LOVE IT NOW

@Elsie903

5y↑1

Just my favorite version of this song. It is timeless ❤

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