+6 countries have tried their best to destroy Israel and kill Jews. They haven't succeeded. Not all muslims are terrorists, but 99% of terrorists are muslims. In the middle east, New Orleans, Pitsburgh, Paris, Berlin, London and more. Dylan was right et makes lot of sense today.

you gotta get this going again

I love how he was into like spy mystery’s at this time. So funny

Great song and more relevant than ever.

Spicy

Why doesn’t the reviewer get it that Bob was trying to get his point across and was less concerned about how the song sounded? Bob is obviously proud of who he is despite the nonsense airhead review this knucklehead gave it.

L O L I’ve never heard such a garbage take in my fucking life

Fuck me I spent 5 minutes listening to this dick.. What shit he did spout

What if...Israel did not bomb the iraqi nuclear reactot? And the syrian atomic program? And did not finish hezbolah? ...but you just keep bullying the guys.

If you don't get this song well then . "You are a Clean Cut Kid" if you made it.

😂😂😂😂 get a grip fkwit it was for jews very evident you have an issue with that

It wasn't for you bro

Lol cry about it its true and you just don't like his jewishness

Try harder to choke on palastian propaganda

Good reason? Wah jews lived in israel for thousands of years

you alive?

I'm amazed at your rating of this song. Maybe it's a generational thing. I'm not that much into Dylan's later works so didn't hear this when it came out but when I did finally hear it on a late night radio program on KPFK in LA it moved me like no other song has since 'Blowin in the Wind'. You didn't live through the years of the Vietnam war, the protests, the nightly news coverage, the stories of how shamefully the vets were treated after they came home, or the views of the body bags and caskets of the dead being sent home. Then to see it happen again in some other country, it makes you want to scream in frustration.

This song is great. As good as it gets. BTW, where tf are you? Homunculus-ass song? Wtf? I know what a homunculus is. Were you trying to match the senselessness you attributed to this track?

You okay? Where are you?

You're scum, skinhead.

Just arrived here from the coast...thoughtful analysis.

I wrote a response to Neighbourhood Bully with this song. It's called Song To Bob Dylan. I enjoyed your video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iofKooKunrmqo5Y

The worst song in his whole catalog. Just right at the bottom. It sucks so hard; it’s embarrassing to Bob Dylan’s name, it’s embarrassing to everyone who played on it, and Robert Hunter does not escape blame either!

Delete this ignorant Blind man. Bob is right on the prophetic message.

The song is about a particular demographic of people that I strongly suspect you deeply dislike.

One of my favorite Dylan songs very prophetic, your understanding of this is very liberal and not even observant, slow train is not self righteous, your statement about his faith is more narrow minded as you accuse him being

Favorite version remove d from u t someone help

Dude, what is so confusing about this song. It’s OBVIOUSLY a pro-Israel song. “Neighborhood Bully” is said ironically to end every verse as in, “look how this so called neighborhood bully has to struggle sit survive “ Now, say what you like about the situation today and if the song Dylan released 41 years ago has any relevance, but the lyrics are some of his most obvious. Plus, the songs driving rhythm and his vocal delivery are great! I’m biased because I think this was his last great album though.

Antisemite

Your haircut says it all… you in the A. Brotherhood buddy?

These comments show you have poor critical thinking abilities buddy

Wow auful take 😂😂😂 what a joke

'it doesn't go anywhere' I think the penny hasn't dropped for this reviewer. The music describes the situation- running out the clock, time standing still. Which is so true. The reviewer wishes the song didn't exist. The song describes Jewish history and that is the reviewer's conclusion. e says its dumb because reviewer is dumb to the history. The sanctimony is the reviewer's. If he knows alot about Bob Dylan - it is alway about the poetry over the music for Bob- that is what he does. This reviewer mentions absolutely nothing specific Dylan is referring to to justify his conclusions.

Terrible commentary. Recent events have proven the accuracy of these lyrics.

The Gregory Peck movie he mentions in the song is The Gunfighter, from 1950. Like Brownsville Girl, it too is an overlooked masterpiece. Sam Shepard cowrote Brownsville Girl. One of Dylan's best songs.

I miss you. I am guessing you had a child and that is taking all your time.

Bringing it all Back Home is better. I mean where is the political or philosophical ideas? Where is Gates of Eden or It's All Right Ma? Or the haunting It's All Over Now, Baby Blue, not to mention Tambourine Man? This is a broken promise, a disappointment. Like a Rolling Stone, Ballad of a Thin Man and Positively 4th Street today just seems kinda mean. The blues numbers and surrealistic Tombstone and Highway 61 are just a nice diversion. And does Bloomfield get a complete solo?

The outtake acustic version on Time out of mind, is superb. IMO the absolute best

LOL fuck abortion.

You’re the kind of person who would have booed Bob at Newport for going electric.

Jokermen and the mindset opened my eyes. This may have become my favorite Dylan song. Incredible on its own and even more interesting as a fulcrum point in his career. The imagery he conjures up in this song is amazing

Bob wouldn't give up. He kept going.

This guy's trying so hard to straddle the fence that his nutsack must be up in his abdomen. 😂

My interpretation of this song, is its simply meaningless and funny. The ending where he goes "well the moral of this story... the moral of this song" almost sounds like hes trying to figure out any meaning for it, but cant. I see it as less of he knows the moral, but hes rhetorically responding to the listeners question on what the moral is. "Well the moral of this story? The moral of this song?" its just a kind of meandering, meaningless, yet funny tale

This was the first Dylan song I really liked when I was a kid, laughed so hard when I realized what is was about when I was older

This song and not dark yet are neck and neck for me as most beautiful song ever

It's an angry song. I like angry songs and Dylan writes and presents them with soul. At the moment it seems particularly relevant.

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Would love to see a video on Life is Hard or Moonlight

This song was accurate then and it is accurate now