A Richard Manuel and Robbie Robertson song performed by the Band without Dylan, added to the 1975 release of The Basement Tapes.
The words
A man mourns a woman who has left, wondering how long he can stand her absence.
This is a Band track, not a Dylan performance: a gentle lament from a man whose love has gone away. He waits and wonders whether she will come back, his loneliness growing with each verse. The song is soft and unhurried, with a tender, almost fragile vocal. Its quiet piano and organ give it the feel of a late-night ballad.
Words by Richard Manuel and Robbie Robertson
Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗Listen and watch
The words
A man mourns a woman who has left, wondering how long he can stand her absence.
This is a Band track, not a Dylan performance: a gentle lament from a man whose love has gone away. He waits and wonders whether she will come back, his loneliness growing with each verse. The song is soft and unhurried, with a tender, almost fragile vocal. Its quiet piano and organ give it the feel of a late-night ballad.
Words by Richard Manuel and Robbie Robertson
Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗The same year · 1975
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