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Triplicate · 2017

Day In, Day Out

Written by Rube Bloom with words by Johnny Mercer in 1939, it opens the third disc of Triplicate.

The words

Every day the same overwhelming feeling returns, the thrill of being in love that never wears off.

The singer describes a love that keeps hitting him with the same force every single day, as if it were brand new each time. It is an energetic, driving song, its rhythm suggesting a pulse that will not slow down. Dylan's version moves along at a steady, swinging clip, a lively opening to the album's final disc.

Words by Johnny Mercer

Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗

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The words

Every day the same overwhelming feeling returns, the thrill of being in love that never wears off.

The singer describes a love that keeps hitting him with the same force every single day, as if it were brand new each time. It is an energetic, driving song, its rhythm suggesting a pulse that will not slow down. Dylan's version moves along at a steady, swinging clip, a lively opening to the album's final disc.

Words by Johnny Mercer

Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗

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