A slow piano blues on the third side of Blonde on Blonde.
The words
A man shut out by the woman he wants complains that she keeps him waiting while another stands guard over her.
The singer stands outside a woman's door, wanting to be let in and growing weary of her coldness. He describes her as hard to reach and protected by a rival who acts as her guard, someone only briefly invincible. The song is a lament with a sly wit, moving at a slow, rolling pace. A barrelhouse piano leads the way, with harmonica answering Dylan's drawled, frustrated vocal.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗Listen and watch
The words
A man shut out by the woman he wants complains that she keeps him waiting while another stands guard over her.
The singer stands outside a woman's door, wanting to be let in and growing weary of her coldness. He describes her as hard to reach and protected by a rival who acts as her guard, someone only briefly invincible. The song is a lament with a sly wit, moving at a slow, rolling pace. A barrelhouse piano leads the way, with harmonica answering Dylan's drawled, frustrated vocal.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗The same year · 1966
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