Written by Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz in 1929, it opens the first of Triplicate's three discs.
The words
A man who had his future mapped out with someone learns she is gone and must start over.
A man discovers that the person he was building his life around has moved on, and he takes the news with a rueful shrug rather than a scene. The song is light on its feet, turning heartbreak into a wry admission that the plans have to change. Dylan sings it with a relaxed, conversational phrasing over his touring band, setting the easygoing, late-night tone for the three discs that follow.
Words by Howard Dietz
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The words
A man who had his future mapped out with someone learns she is gone and must start over.
A man discovers that the person he was building his life around has moved on, and he takes the news with a rueful shrug rather than a scene. The song is light on its feet, turning heartbreak into a wry admission that the plans have to change. Dylan sings it with a relaxed, conversational phrasing over his touring band, setting the easygoing, late-night tone for the three discs that follow.
Words by Howard Dietz
Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗The same year · 2017
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