Very nice song !❤

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3:17 love his voice on that line, so great

I love his voice, he is a fantastic singer. He hits all the notes.😂

Wow a lyrical genius , I've always thought this tough...👏

I was in Liverpool one day not so long ago going down Bold Street and a song from a busker was getting my attention. As I got closer there was something... It had to be Dylan but I didn't know the song. I waited until he finished a wonderful rendition. In places like Liverpool and Paris you get some superb buskers. To Ramona he said and I thanked him with all my heart. I was so pleased that this little gem had escaped my notice. Thus it is with Bob.

Will anyone appear in these strange times with the transformative power of the young Dylan?

I'm a Ramona 😃 Whoever is a Ramona like my comment!! I want to know how many Ramonas exist!!

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I heard maybe 3rd-hand that some respected critic had called To Ramona the song best capturing Dylan's "philosophy." I chuckle insofar as I believe he had quite a few philosophies over the years. But To Ramona Top 3 for me and I wouldn't dispute this claim. The last line brings tears to my eyes most every time. After a rough, if poignant critique ripping her line after line, comes jarringly capped by a movingly generous, ever loving conclusion: "Who knows baby . . . ?" Indeed. Wonderful to a hard-bitten Existensionalist like me.

I have loved this since it came out. It is the best song Bobby ever wrote . . . along with about 50 others. He is the voice and pulse of my generation and remains so for me even tho I have heard little of his work since Nashville Skyline, tho have attended two concerts of his in 1980s.

Someday maybe….

This was the most attractive song to me on this first Dylan album I ever bought back in 65 or so. Though it also contained Chimes Of Freedom and All I Really Want To Do and Ballad in Plaint d. and the song that I first heard on my crystal radio, my first intro to a real Dylan song through the mouth of one Johnny Cash singing It Ain't Me Babe. Yes I was born into this. But the lyrics on the back led me to my reality. This album was the beginning of my recovered life.

Pure genius.

I've been a Dylan fan for nearly 50 years and yet I don't ever recall hearing this song until now. It has instantly become one of my favorites.

And there's no use in tryin' To deal with the dyin' Though I cannot explain that in lines

makes me think of the current state of American affairs vs my dream of freedom, love, kindness, strength of diversity: " it grieves my heart love to see you trying to be a part of a world that just don't exist It's all just a scheme babe a vacuum a dream babe that sucks you into feeling like this....."

A gr8 song I'm doing it on a Korg keyboard. A lot more here than poetry lots of insight Lots of people out there who want control and manipul8.

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I never get tired of this song.

My daughter is almost 4... ❤

☘️ It always amazes me that *Dylan wrote some fantastic songs* but he *slaughters* them when he sings them himself. The best version of this is by an Irish girl, *Sinead Lohan* - you'll agree it belongs to her, once you hear her. ☘ ️🕊️

Isn 't this such a great unique song ....everything about it .....those rhythmic changes as part of the whole ..... and who would know to end those words in tge funny, tricky and charming way ....I love Ramona !!! It's a giant song living and hiding inside a smallish song,

I wish a man wrote a song about me like Bob wrote for so many of the women in his life

All my favorite singers couldn't sing. -DB

Genije 😅

Been to one of your concerts great experience

I'm Ben kerr love you Bob!!!!!!

I am thirty two years old and haven't been an adult so far, I have lost a lot in my life, my love, my job and my future (but I know if I start today I still can make it in life to be self sufficient) I have known this song for a decade now (I had discovered through friends as I don't live in USA or any other English speaking country) but I have never understood what it meant, I feel though Dylan was speaking to a woman it felt like the person I loved and lost is speaking the same to me... The least I could do is keep listening to this song to get through my issues (mental and phsycial). Thank you Bob

This song I love !

A brilliant beautiful song

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Most megyek és meghallgatom ezt a dalt Sinéad Lohan előadásában is,hogy ez az izé kitisztuljon a fülemből.

Sounds better at .75 though that is maybe a little slow

One of Dylan's best songs. But there is a better version, a cover by the Irish singer Sinead Lohan.

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A sublime song.

Had a go at this in my garage - fb.watch/v/aoKDQdLlz/

bob dylan was an interesting character. he wrote lots of classic songs that other people did better. it must have been rather annoying

Exactly like them . Hope the young hear this . Social media tells them how to live now. Be original young ones. Your beautiful the way God made you.

Khub shundor

Happy 80th birthday to the most prolific songwriter who ever lived.

Though I can't explain that in lines...STRIKES CHORDS

And there's no use in trying to deal with the dying ...

Still my favorite Bob song. So many of my friends were her.

Vicky, Your magnetic movements still capture the minutes I'm in.

And guys - did you know this song is based on a traditional MEXICAN WALZz. ..Check all of Bobbies Ramona vids.. soo beatitfull too!

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Great song. If only someone would take his harmonica away.