A soft, old-fashioned crooner's ballad, the eighth track on "Love and Theft".
The words
A man gently invites a woman to come and meet him under the moon.
A man speaks tenderly to a woman, asking her to meet him in the evening and painting a lush, romantic picture of nature at dusk. Each verse returns to the same invitation, so the song feels like a patient serenade. Dylan sings it in a light, crooning style over a lilting arrangement, sounding like a parlour song from long before rock and roll.
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The words
A man gently invites a woman to come and meet him under the moon.
A man speaks tenderly to a woman, asking her to meet him in the evening and painting a lush, romantic picture of nature at dusk. Each verse returns to the same invitation, so the song feels like a patient serenade. Dylan sings it in a light, crooning style over a lilting arrangement, sounding like a parlour song from long before rock and roll.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗In threads
The same year · 2001
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