Written with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, it became a regular in his concerts.
The words
A drifter sets off to learn what fate holds for him.
A restless narrator announces that he is setting out to learn what fate holds for him, ready to take whatever he finds. The verses are boastful and a bit cryptic, full of hints at trouble and mystery, while the chorus turns his search into a journey toward knowledge the living do not have. The tone is swaggering and carefree. Written with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, it is an upbeat rocker that became a regular in his concerts.
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The words
A drifter sets off to learn what fate holds for him.
A restless narrator announces that he is setting out to learn what fate holds for him, ready to take whatever he finds. The verses are boastful and a bit cryptic, full of hints at trouble and mystery, while the chorus turns his search into a journey toward knowledge the living do not have. The tone is swaggering and carefree. Written with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, it is an upbeat rocker that became a regular in his concerts.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗The same year · 1988
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