A slow blues on Another Side of Bob Dylan, notable as one of the album's tracks on which Dylan plays piano rather than guitar.
The words
A lonely man waits and frets for a woman who has gone, uneasy and unable to settle.
The singer is restless and alone, missing a woman who is not coming back soon, and everything around him seems to mirror his gloom. The song circles in short verses with harmonica breaks, a mood more than a story. Dylan plays a rolling, barrelhouse-style piano, giving the record an unexpected texture between its guitar songs.
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The words
A lonely man waits and frets for a woman who has gone, uneasy and unable to settle.
The singer is restless and alone, missing a woman who is not coming back soon, and everything around him seems to mirror his gloom. The song circles in short verses with harmonica breaks, a mood more than a story. Dylan plays a rolling, barrelhouse-style piano, giving the record an unexpected texture between its guitar songs.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗The same year · 1964
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