The opening track was co-written with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter.
The words
Over a Latin-tinged groove the singer tells his love that there is nothing beyond what they have together.
The singer addresses his lover as they move through a dark, deserted night, and he tells her that what they share is all there is; past it there is only emptiness. The verses sketch empty streets, closed doors and a sense of time running out, but the mood is tough and determined rather than despairing. The refrain lands like a vow. A rolling, Latin-flavored groove with prominent accordion gives the song a smoky, border-town swagger.
Words by Bob Dylan and Robert Hunter
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗Listen and watch
The words
Over a Latin-tinged groove the singer tells his love that there is nothing beyond what they have together.
The singer addresses his lover as they move through a dark, deserted night, and he tells her that what they share is all there is; past it there is only emptiness. The verses sketch empty streets, closed doors and a sense of time running out, but the mood is tough and determined rather than despairing. The refrain lands like a vow. A rolling, Latin-flavored groove with prominent accordion gives the song a smoky, border-town swagger.
Words by Bob Dylan and Robert Hunter
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗Connections
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