A gentle waltz on Another Side of Bob Dylan, with a lilting, Mexican-flavoured rhythm on acoustic guitar.
The words
A man tenderly tells a troubled woman she is being misled by others and should trust her own way.
The singer addresses a woman who is unhappy and confused, pulled by voices telling her how to live. He offers comfort and advice, but admits he may be no wiser, and in the end leaves the choice to her. The song sways in three-four time with a soft, consoling tone. It is one of Dylan's most tender early songs, sung quietly over a swaying guitar.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗Listen and watch
The words
A man tenderly tells a troubled woman she is being misled by others and should trust her own way.
The singer addresses a woman who is unhappy and confused, pulled by voices telling her how to live. He offers comfort and advice, but admits he may be no wiser, and in the end leaves the choice to her. The song sways in three-four time with a soft, consoling tone. It is one of Dylan's most tender early songs, sung quietly over a swaying guitar.
Lyrics on bobdylan.com ↗The same year · 1964
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