A country blues sung to his own acoustic guitar, it is the third track on World Gone Wrong.
The words
A down-and-out man, turned away and left with nothing, asks a woman to take him in anyway.
A plain-spoken blues from a man who has been thrown out and is broke, shabby and alone, pleading with a woman to let him back in. The verses circle around the same situation rather than telling a story, in the way of old country blues. Dylan plays it with a loose, rolling guitar pattern and sings with a rough, unhurried patience.
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The words
A down-and-out man, turned away and left with nothing, asks a woman to take him in anyway.
A plain-spoken blues from a man who has been thrown out and is broke, shabby and alone, pleading with a woman to let him back in. The verses circle around the same situation rather than telling a story, in the way of old country blues. Dylan plays it with a loose, rolling guitar pattern and sings with a rough, unhurried patience.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗The same year · 1993
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