The title track was produced by Bumps Blackwell, known for his work with Little Richard.
The words
A plea for the one kind of cure that can heal a troubled soul.
The singer is surrounded by trouble: enemies plotting against him, people who misjudge him, and temptations that promise relief but deliver none. He rejects one easy fix after another and keeps returning to the one thing he says can truly heal him, the love named in the title. The tone is gritty and restless rather than serene. The title track was produced by Bumps Blackwell, known for his work with Little Richard, and has a raw, rocking edge.
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The words
A plea for the one kind of cure that can heal a troubled soul.
The singer is surrounded by trouble: enemies plotting against him, people who misjudge him, and temptations that promise relief but deliver none. He rejects one easy fix after another and keeps returning to the one thing he says can truly heal him, the love named in the title. The tone is gritty and restless rather than serene. The title track was produced by Bumps Blackwell, known for his work with Little Richard, and has a raw, rocking edge.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗The same year · 1981
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