Bob Dylan - From a Buick 6 (Official Audio)

“From a Buick 6" by Bob Dylan
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Lyrics:
I got this graveyard woman, you know she keeps my kids
But my soulful mama, you know she keeps me hid
She's a junkyard angel and she always gives me bread
Well, if I go down dyin', you know she's bound to put a blanket on my bed
Well, when the pipeline gets broken and I'm lost on the river bridge
I'm all cracked up on the highway and in the water's edge
And then she comes down a thruway, ready to sew me up with a thread
Well, if I go down dyin', you know she's bound to put a blanket on my bed
Well, she don't make me nervous, she don't talk too much
She walks like Bo Diddley and she don't need no crutch
She keeps this four-ten all loaded with lead
Well, if I go down dyin', you know she's bound to put a blanket on my bed, c'mon
Well, you know I need a steam shovel, mama, to keep away the dead
I need a dump truck, baby, to unload my head
She brings me everything and more, and just like I said
Well, if I go down dyin', you know she's bound to put a blanket on my bed
#BobDylan #Folk #SingerSongwriter

[@viking9290]

One my favorite Dylan songs I don’t care if it isn’t one of his best , the lines are so classic dump truck baby to unload my head!!! lol

[@constantinestavrakov4034]

THE BASS IS GENIUS!

[@blazingchris5048]

The bassplayer was either Harvey Brooks or Russ Savakus .

[@Iluvluvsukisukisuki]

I think this young man may have a future in music. Only time will tell

[@stevejette2329]

lina - Now I'm 75, my dad once said, "That music you listen to just won't last. Those Rolling Stones and that 'Bobby' Dylan just aren't good". oops, sorry dad.

[@raywilliams8277]

As long as he stays away from motorcycles....

[@jeanneobrien7381]

@@stevejette2329 Lol

[@sprague49]

“From a Buick 6" was the B-side of the "Positively 4th Street" single but just as powerful. Dylan was on fire in 1965.

[@phillipph9882]

greatest 2-sided 45 ever?

[@jeanneobrien7381]

FER SURE RED HOT

[@JeremyS86]

another great song, i think positivity 4th street was supposed to be on Hwy 61 rev

[@harmonium8198]

@@phillipph9882 I'd say that's "Strawberry Fields Forever"/"Penny Lane," with "Accidents Will Happen"/"Talking in the Dark" & "Wednesday Week" in the running, too.

[@Samu93c]

The greatest artist of our times.

[@dylan11558]

Dylan's voice is an instrument that brings the lyrics, the song to a level like no one else can.

[@pistachoone1958]

That's why he's one of the best singers if not the best

[@michaelgibbons8229]

For sure!!

[@robertbond9358]

"...walks like Bo Diddeley...." BAFFLED by that line since about 1966.....

[@bartstarr100]

Dum dum dum dee dee dum dee dum dum. That Bo Diddley beat.

[@timothybutler3323]

Bo Diddley was one of the first performers to dance on stage and in his television appearances. He's referring to the Bo Diddley walk

[@oughtssought1198]

a soulful sexy strut

[@robertozadik7499]

Underrated powerful song..chosen words, strange hypnotic voice, rhythm boogie woogie..fantastic Dylan

[@firstlasterson1213]

Dont say 'boogie woogie'

[@iCameForFlesh666]

Good words, powerful description, unfortunate use of boogie woogie tho. LOLZ

[@Jalapablo]

Not underrated at all to Dylan fans. Stephen King named a story after it, and this was Steve Jobs's favorite song

[@firstlasterson1213]

We all know

[@bonnerscott5374]

@@firstlasterson1213 Lol, thats funny.

[@jackbrimm9833]

This is my all time favorite Dylan song. First heard it in the late 80s when I got the album on pre-recorded cassette. I was listening to this when a cop pulled me over for going 65 in a 45. He told me, "In addition to the ticket for 20 over, I could give you another one for reckless driving. I'm not going to." So be careful when listening. This song has power.

[@dixonpinfold2582]

Just because you're so bossy, I'm going to do 200 in a 55. Nobody tells me what to do on Highway 61.

[@tieoneon5240]

god told me next time I see you son you'd better be driving 65 out on highway 61

[@weis1869]

@@dixonpinfold2582 😂

[@morganstorey6380]

The real star performance on this track is that Hammond organ! Amazing....

[@dead_kennedys7870]

GOD Why are you like this? Like who made you such a jackass?

[@dragmyre]

ya, that Hammond and the BASS.

[@imannonymous7707]

Im guessn its al cooper but only cuz he played it on rollin stone....really not sure

[@GH3K3]

@@imannonymous7707 Right you are. Only it's "Kooper".

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

that's the one and only Koop

[@hch49]

Nobody's better than Bob. Not even close.

[@jimburkitt8165]

The first Dylan album I ever bought. Still like it the best. Love that song!

[@brucedunkle9136]

Michael Bloomfield throwing in some great, chugging fills on his trusty Telecaster.

[@mikepatrick5909]

15 years late Bob got Mark Knopfler to lays down some licks....

[@GuitarMatt]

​@@mikepatrick5909 Mark is another rock genius indeed!

[@GuitarMatt]

Gone way too soon. But a legend

[@scottfrench4139]

This is top-five Dylan for me.

[@curtismoff]

Definitely my favorite album from Bobby

[@johndorfner8030]

Got this when I was 13, it just came out. I am 70 now and never stopped listening to it. Still have the original album.

[@zacatecas2002]

My favorite Dylan album, too, and maybe my favorite album period.

[@c.w.b.5409]

My favorite Dylan album

[@timr3563]

"She keeps this four-ten all loaded with lead." Love this line.

[@stevensimoneschi9029]

me too!

[@theseeingeye454]

I had one when I was a kid.. Took a lot of squirrels out on Long Island before it got all built up

[@jeanneobrien7381]

What is a four ten?

[@timr3563]

@@jeanneobrien7381 A small bore shotgun kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3zIZIKBlKeIldE

[@theseeingeye454]

@@jeanneobrien7381 it's a small caliber shotgun . Mostly used for small game and varmints. Gages run from .410 (smallest) 12 gage ( most common) to 20 gage. For really big game.IHTH

[@jonazo7188]

I love these pure bluesy tracks on Bringing it all back home and highway 61

[@katiebevins1000]

Dylan finally plugged in and record this record without accoustic. Greatest American song writer, or any song writer for that matter, ever.

[@mikepatrick5909]

Elvis was the king but Bob is the joker....

[@lschwar]

This song was the recessional at my wedding :)

[@michaelgibbons8229]

Nice choice!!

[@flinchey6962]

Perfect lyrics that organ and don’t get me started on that bass

[@michaelfolchetti736]

I need a dump truck to unload my head..... Class BD!

[@brandonedgecovers]

Yeah great line

[@jonazo7188]

I got a head full of ideas that are driving me insane

[@GD-rd6ig]

I used this line today! Which brought me hear to hear the master sing it!

[@tonamiller6850]

Just to be accurate, I'm so glad you brought it up, "I need a dump truck, baby, to unload my head...." You are right CLASSIC BD!!

[@jeanneobrien7381]

Very underrated song

[@pauledmiston4883]

Hi & thanks for your post : I played this on a ghetto blaster on max. vol. for the entire high school quadrangle at graduation age 17. (After 2 yrs. in a strict Catholic boarding school I definitely needed a dump truck to unload my head...

[@TheRacboys]

I read lyrics that if I go blind was the lyrics. And another he called the woman a bitch. What are the real lyrics?

[@jimmyjam6764]

love the bassline as it regroups and starts over each verse bout' half way thru 🙃

[@martinjensen4289]

Man, the bass line is so fucking good!

[@iain-northpole1587]

I think that this is the First Time in 50+ years that I have heard this in STEREO!!

[@colinappleby5207]

Excellent Track from The Master . Do you know Lucinda William’s Band is called ‘ The Buick 6 “ Colin Appleby Sheffield 27 Aug 2022

[@eargasm1072]

"I need a dump truck baby to, unload my head!" 😃what a line, what a writer.

[@arcuri6446]

What does that mean? I thought it meant he needs a thick girl to give him head😭

[@mamantra8628]

Thanks Bob Dylan man

[@hespheiden1]

Wow! It's been 30 years....one of the great Bob bawdy romps!

[@chrishateley5582]

30 years since what? This song is from 1965.

[@stacymosley9461]

Pure gold♡

[@leeyost8007]

The album sent me on a long strange trip…glady

[@gagaface26]

What a long strange trip it's been, friend.

[@cathystruska1558]

Nobody but Dylan.

[@michaelj8647]

Rock and lyrics !

[@dragmyre]

and bass

[@joshualane3585]

Great song from Dylan and the entire album still sounds great

[@shariblack4128]

Blankets matter. ❤

[@mavjimbo]

His best song ever

[@ergbudster3333]

So long ago! I had the original album with the original lyric.. "she comes runnin' down the through-way with her dynamite and a crane" And the 410 she had, "she keeps a 410, loaded, underneath her bed" Later releases had these adapted lyrics. I don't know what. I guess Bob decided he liked em better. Or maybe the original tapes got dicked or something. Dunno. But whenever I hear the tune I remember the original lyrics that I played over and over and over when I was a youth.

[@billymcc4369]

fabulous lyrics and beat...might be my favorite on he album

[@123thof]

"If I go down dying she'll / Put a blanket on my bed" comes from an old English folk metaphor. To "make someone's bed" meant to lay out their winding sheet. So he's reaching way back very accurately, here.

[@frannybellotti4790]

Thomas Hofheinz thank you! And “Haul on The Bowline” from song “Dylan’s 115 Dream” is a title for an old sea song, Irish I believe, and he uses that phrase on Album Bring it all back home. It’s tremendous when Dylan deploys language like this.

[@hilarydrysdale973]

Thanks for this insight, much appreciated.

[@jamesatipton2432]

"Mother, mother make my bed, make it long and narrow, young William died for me today, I'll die for him tomorrow ,"

[@123thof]

@@jamesatipton2432 Yes, and Lord Randall is another example.

[@ferociousgumby]

@@123thof I remember "taking" Lord Randall in school and thinking, fuck, that's Bob Dylan. "Where ha' ye been, Lord Randall my son/Where ha' ye been, my handsome young man?" "I've been to the wild wood/Mother make my bed soon/For I'm weary wi' hunting and fain would lay doon." Obviously there are echoes in Hard Rain. You just keep finding more and more.

[@MarkAndrews12]

Harvey brooks is killing it

[@thegreenbird795]

he also played with the Doors

[@nivagnoswal]

great song...way to go bob...

[@rickstevens1384]

Listening to all the tracks, it is easily heard as a blues album.

[@steveellis9004]

She's a junkyard Angel and she always gives me bread...........

[@sandrawadsworth5173]

Great song❤️

[@Mustang_Sally_]

"I need a dump-truck baby to unload my head" hur hur

[@peteashman671]

i grew up with this thank you so much peter

[@JandroSthen78]

❤❤❤

[@dragmyre]

rolling bass rocks,

[@BeanCavender]

The look on his face on this album cover sums up how I pretty much feel about the world

[@krishnangshuguha4099]

apt comment XD

[@tomnoodles8768]

Look at the pictures of Adolf Hitler at the Bayreuth festival, you might notice Adolf is standing on top of a building that looks identical to the temple on Jeffrey Epstein's Island. No coincidences.

[@CJBW335]

Yeah - presently it sure is a load of crud.

[@michaelmiller2397]

as you should.

[@tomdale1313]

wow then...wow now

[@imannonymous7707]

Just lately i heard this album referred to as his punk rock period In typical dylan style , twenty years ahead of its time..

[@galwalks6851]

11 years?

[@karendahlquist2629]

could have inspired the punk rock era

[@gostrum1]

Twenty is a bit of a stretch

[@jacoborourke]

I feel that association is much stronger with blonde on blonde than highway 61, to me blonde on blonde is definitely the punkiest we've ever heard the blues

[@jagdeepkaul1261]

This song is excellent!

[@mortimerzilch2608]

MY LIFE AT TWENTY-FIVE!!!

[@dragmyre]

Roscoe NY AT 40

[@theseeingeye454]

The Late Great Mike Bloomfield with the tasty guitar licks. Super Al Kooper on organ .

[@matthewcadorette5523]

I like it, it's got zip. I wish him success. It's a peppy tune.

[@apexxxx10]

*I say, thank you for the music, the lyrics and the CAPTIONS. What way to learn ENGLISH. Merci infiniment Johnnie de Bangkok*

[@anthonyperkins2388]

good luck

[@ryansanders8694]

Facts

[@ferociousgumby]

"She's a junkyard angel and she always gives me bread/Well if I go down dyin' she's bouuuuuuund to put-a-blanket-on-my-bed"

[@deanchambers8613]

Bob Dylan is up there with Shakespeare, Poor Bob Johnson, King & Jim Morrison as my favorite masters of the English language. Blake, Churchill, Mandela, Hughes, McCartney, sure, just those five really hit me where it counts haha

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

That bass line is Fucking GREAT!!! C'mon!!!

[@stinkyturtle8674]

This song Makes me think of a 6 foot guy who teaches socials in high school and makes my head hurt.

[@chonpincher]

“From a Buick 6” is one of the greatest-ever pieces of pop music. I don't care much for anything else that Bob Dylan did. Just one person's opinion, of course.

[@pauledmiston4883]

You must be an excellent gatekeeper...

[@desolationmike]

If you like this song, how can you not like at least 50 others. I don’t think you been listening to enough Dylan. Your choice but also your sacrifice.

[@user-ip9yu7lp1q]

From a Buick 6 뷰익 6 안에서 Highway 61 Revisited (1965) I got this graveyard woman, you know she keeps my kids 이 묘지에 사는 여자가 내 애인인데, 당신도 그가 내 아이들을 돌본다는 것을 알지 But my soulful mama you know she keeps me hid 그렇지만 감정이 충만한 우리 어머님은, 그가 날 숨겨 준다는 것을 알아 She's a junkyard angel and she always gives me bread 그는 쓰레기더미의 천사이고, 항상 내게 빵을 줘 Well if I go down dyin' you know she's bound to put a blanket on my bed 만약 내가 죽으러 내려간다면, 그는 내 침대에 담요를 놓을 거야 Well when the pipeline gets broken and I'm lost on the river bridge 송수관이 부러지고 내가 잔교(棧橋) 위에서 갇히게 된다면 I'm all cracked up on the highway and in the water's edge 난 국도 위에서 산산조각이 되어 강가에 설 거야 And then she comes down the thruway ready to sew me up with a thread 그러면 그는 도로 위로 와서는 날 실로 기워 주지 Well she don't make me nervous, she don't talk too much 그는 날 불안하게 만들지 않고, 수다를 떨지 않아 She walks like bo diddley and she don't need no crutch 그는 보 디들리(1950년대에 활동한 미국의 R&B 가수) 처럼 걷고, 목발은 필요 없다네 She keeps this four-ten all loaded with lead 그는 이 410 샷건을 모두 납탄환으로 채운다네 Well you know I need a steam-shovel mama to keep away the dead 죽은 자를 쫓으려면 굴착기 하나가 필요해 I need a dump truck baby to unload my head 그렇지만 내 머리를 땅에 놓으려면 덤프트럭 하나가 필요할 거야 She brings me everything and more and just like I said 그는 뭐든지 내가 말한대로 주지

[@bobdylan5917]

I need a steam shovel Mama to keep away the Dead I need a dump Truck baby to unload my Head 😭🗣️🗣️

[@ryansanders419]

Im all cracked up on the highway

[@davorjakara]

Lucky you! I don't have the strength to get up and take another shot...

[@larrycorkygarcia5085]

My favorites. Peroid.

[@RayBrookes1954]

Vintage Dylan. And what a great album cover with that f**k - you photo (especially if you're a music journalist)

[@MitchelGant]

7 people didn't get a blanket on their bed.

[@retalivity]

Or didn't get a graveyard woman

[@karendahlquist2629]

24 how

[@hch49]

25 losers. 1.4 k believers.

[@matthewwohlken8985]

From a Buick Six and Sally Sue Brown and Tangled Up In Blue my three Dylan faves...great rhythm guitar by Zimmy....

[@paranoidplane9799]

The last stone in which I sat is the first one in which I laid my head and wept

[@officialWILTZ]

That bass though

[@brianfitzgerald2779]

Why would you want to keep away the dead. Jerry rocks.

[@rodiroadie7938]

"She keeps this .410 all loaded with lead." [Heh !]

[@ms-iz9ye]

“If I go down dying you know she’s bound to put a blanket on my bed”

[@michaelfolchetti4624]

I first heard this in1965 7th grade!

[@colinappleby5207]

A classic track from the Master . Did you know Lucinda William’s Band is called “ The Buick 6 “ Colin Appleby Sheffield 27 Aug 2022

[@nickwebb8197]

She don't make me nervous, She don't talk too much, She walks like Bo Diddley and she don't need no crutch, She gives me everything and more, and just like I said, If I go down dying you know, she'll probably put a blanket on my bed... Genius.

[@michaelfolchetti736]

I need a steamshovel mama to unload the dead,I need a dump truck mama to unload my head......

[@brokenarrow1689]

Bob Dylan the Punk Rock Poet from 1965.

[@gilbertculloden87]

True in some ways, but credit should also go to the Kinks since Dylan pretty much borrowed the music and arrangement here from the Kink's version of Milk Cow Blues (which came out first)

[@frankien.gianni9563]

I was thinking FUNK,actually_ Punk-Funk/\Funk-Punk??😁😍

[@iancaspers7731]

@@gilbertculloden87 Milk Cow Blues was originally recorded by Kokomo Arnold in 1934...

[@Matt-ns8nb]

What a gangster

[@sharoneavenson3142]

I’m just that junkyard mama!👍🎶💯👏💞🥰

[@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597]

drive me Buick keep me going on.

[@ChrisBlondin]

Check out the alternate pressing.

[@natafelipe6905]

🇧🇷

[@dedhippi]

I always thought that he said, "if I fall down dyin'..."

[@RicdelaBastide]

Sparkplug Powerhouse

[@kerry_flynn]

noice

[@johnkelly3335]

if im fall down and dying you know she bound blanket on my bed

[@jasonjowan1154]

SDA is SAD... but we do got that blanket ready...

[@luisangelfishmunozperezper5014]

Wanna do psichedelic blues stilo

[@stonewal53]

live in a small town in fl.there is someone here I think you know..

[@hardcoregamefreak169]

This was Steve Job’s favorite song.

[@andrewsimon8236]

I cane see why

[@Max_j9578]

One too many mornings was, I believe. Both by Dylan.

[@Max_j9578]

@Eyemaster Hollowman www.google.com/search?q=what+was+steve+jobs+favorite+song&rlz=1CADSMM_enUS899&oq=what+was+steve+jobs+favorite+song&aqs=chrome..69i57.8061j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 nope.

[@oliveeisner8964]

Finally! This gem is so hard to find! So full of sex I love it. Every possible euphemism~ She keeps his shotgun loaded baby, the real one and the metaphorical one.

[@Juneemve-ww6dh]

I'm a mentor you dylan

[@simonlopezramieri6815]

From a Buick 8 by Stephen King

[@Amelas_One_1953]

Bob Dylan - From a Buick 6 Do this one please! Amelas One

[@johnkelly3335]

1965

[@mountbeckworth1]

I know Dylan recorded Sleepy John Estes "Milk cow blues" early on, but isn't Buick 6 a reworking of that early song? Ry Cooder did a great version on "Boomer's Story."

[@markjennings2605]

Some dirty lines in this ............"I need a dump truck baby to unload my head"

[@damianbowyer6258]

Song 4 Sara, eh Bob.

[@Nick-Emery]

This reminds me of the Grange Hill theme tune 🤷‍♂️ anyone of a certain age from the UK will know Grange Hill 😂