Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin' (Official Audio)

[@BenjaminBarnes]

The perfect paradox- A song speaking of changes is forever relevant in its lyrics.

[@WilliamStoneContentZone]

Change is constant

[@viviandarkbloom100]

There is nothing new under the sun.

[@copper0058]

@@viviandarkbloom100 Some things remain constant, others don't. Frankly, that sentence is false.

[@viviandarkbloom100]

@@copper0058 It's a poetic statement. Talk to the writer of Ecclesiastes. That is where it comes from. Frankly, I wouldn't imagine someone who is so literal would be a Dylan fan.

[@blakebauman6374]

@@viviandarkbloom100 I am the same person who wrote that comment, just using a different account: my older brothers account. What do you think it means if it isn't literal? I'm curious.

[@theaceofspades8619]

Don’t criticize what you can’t understand - that is a timeless quote

[@Catmom2004]

Well said!!! I am here for a little classic wisdom in 2020. We can all use it.

[@treasalynam8940]

A.... MEN!!!!👌👌👌👏👏👏👏

[@robinalberti177]

The Ace of Spades YES

[@Rissy617]

I live my life by this quote ♥️

[@theconductoresplin8092]

It Explains why there's lots of trump hate

[@Joel-xm9wz]

And here we are sixty years later. Bob's music is every bit as relevant as ever. Times they are a'changin.

[@cranapple3367]

They are a changin, but the call the Senators and Congressmen are hearing isn't ours. It's the same oligarchs as before, just with a fresh new coat of lies about how they'll totally take us back to a bygone age, no really, you guys.

[@DobromirManchev]

I wasn't around 60 years ago, but indeed here we are and indeed this song is as relevant as it has always been...

[@anonymike8280]

The difference today is that it's MAGA Republicans singing the song, and the Democrats and country club Republicans doing the listening.

[@cranapple3367]

@anonymike8280 I'm about as leftie and antitrump as anyone, because supporting billionaires who hate the working class and are propped up by industrial oligarchs to screw us over is not a revolutionary act.

[@Joel-xm9wz]

@@anonymike8280 and they think they're cool 😎 but just don't get it

[@fernandomaschio549]

Mr. Dylan composed this gem 60 years ago, the lyrics are applicable to today as ever.

[@МаргаритаОмаровна]

That's what is called immortal song

[@richardplume3212]

People dont like reality we need this atitude today more than ever get the mirror off y lap n look in it

[@CastleHassall]

i do hope Bob Dylan would like to do a version of my song "I'm Not The Only One"... i think he could make it a Classic.. it starts off as a love song but it's about how tough life can be when we are good hearted to others in a often tough world..i think if he sang the chorus it could be one of his Greats i hope life will be Really good for you folks Best wishes from Rolland in Scotland

[@Vicky-fn2ru]

More so now m😅

[@CastleHassall]

hey seriously folks if you like songs with real heart to them please check out the ones i wrote.. I'm really struggling to get known but when i play them live people have been really moved by them this is a link to "I'm Not The Only One".. i really hope one day people get a chance to hear it.. i wrote it after a lot of tough years lots of people say there's no songs with real heart to them these days but please the chorus on this one speaks to us all i think kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYjZlY1pgd1_qNE

[@iamwearingacup]

A song that will never age.

[@delfigalo10th]

Because times always change. That will never change.

[@nickolausafon5458]

The war we fought yesterday day is over and here I thought we had won. Looks like we didn’t have a victory. Nor have we made peace. The time of false rest is over. Chaos is brewing and has been for years. These days people have never been more wrong. His song is disturbingly prophetic.

[@michalvalta5231]

@@delfigalo10th It will... Once the sun consumes the earth, times will stop changing so fast around here. And once the heat death of the universe comes, there will be no time anymore. Literally. :D

[@dustmouse]

I randomly thought of this song this morning and grabbed my guitar and looked up the chords and lyrics. Got choked up singing, thinking about my young children, and realizing how incredibly relevant the words still are.

[@workinprogress3863]

@@michalvalta5231 things still won't remain the same, the end of earth doesn't mean the end of time or the end of life

[@stevensenator4804]

It's both mind-blowing and borderline scary that a 23 year old can write a masterpiece like this. It is truly one of the most (if not THE most) ageless & profound songs ever written.

[@lindaabernathy4876]

Yes, 23, and he had no children and little experience. He was a great poet. I wonder if his experience (sometimes called wisdom) and being a father might give him a different perspective. I suspect it would.

[@tamarayoung9861]

From the mouths of babes ❤

[@tamarayoung9861]

Dylan is a hero a legend of our century but also just a human ❤I like that most x

[@cleganebowldog6626]

@@lindaabernathy4876 Perhaps but something in that aging ruined his ability to sing his old songs consistently. Dylan before the Hurricane was among the best artists of all time. Dylan for the last 45-50 years has been... forgettable both in writing and performance.

[@raradanny1657]

Lots can it's story telling in tn they do alot of it but he is one of a kind without a doubt!!!! He comes to tn ot but I heard he Hates knoxville lol so geuss I always felt I would eventually geta chance to see him never know but he is eternal energy

[@MerkinMuffly]

"Songs can't save the world. I've gone through all that." - Bob Dylan

[@samuelmelo4755]

this is damn deep

[@jamesmcmurtry6159]

Or maybe only song can

[@jimfisher3161]

@@jamesmcmurtry6159 if this is really James Mcmurtry would you please make a movie of Choctaw Bingo?

[@andyphillips7435]

Well, he might/ should review that comment. David Bowie, Starman, and the launch of SpaceX Super Heavy, would be a start. ( just a bunch of very , very clever, multi ethnic, young people, who, despite their looks, all have their hearts in the same place)

[@unimpeachable1841]

andy phillips The longing to explore space has been intrinsic to humanity since we could see the stars, come on. Only action brings real progressive change for humanity

[@hdbinnc8583]

At 73, this was the song of an era that changed America. We still have work to do. Listen and learn.

[@samicarter1527]

God bless you

[@Dawg13237]

The work didn’t work.Its over

[@noonia]

@@Dawg13237 its never over until its over

[@Dawg13237]

@@noonia i do not share your optimism

[@ClaudiaMitchell-r9s]

@@hdbinnc8583 1953 here ! 😳

[@LeeRenthlei]

This song will be relevant forever. Masterpiece from a Master.

[@charleslearn1470]

Hi

[@CarlosM1326]

The fcking greatest!

[@bobdylan4079]

Thank you

[@Mitozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz]

Only God is Master

[@me67226]

Absolutely a Great song

[@angelacase2331]

A timeless masterpiece. The lyrics are the work of a true poet

[@donnawoodford6641]

En pointe.

[@andyfoxy3140]

Meh.....Tupac better

[@legend9948]

while the rest of us were just beginning to dip our toes in the River Of Disent Bob Dylan was already on the other side drying off. The Poet Laureate of a generation and beyond

[@bobby505050]

he did get an award for his lyrics

[@alphalax7747]

@@andyfoxy3140 bruh

[@BlossomFlowerGirl]

The message is as relevant today as it was back in the sixties.

[@carlosroland-fc6pn]

He always pass out good message, 🥰🥰

[@BryantMarcos-sp4mq]

This man is gold, that voice So damn talented One of my favorite songs what a beautiful melody What do you admire most about Bob?

[@BobDylan-tb6vl]

Thanks for supporting my career

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Thanks being my fan

[@bobdylanrobertzimmerman5803]

hello, how're you doing today?

[@joekiddsheilaburke8158]

Dylan wrote this when he was 22 years old. When I first heard it I was 12. He seemed so old and wise. Now it amazes me that this song was written by what I now consider an adolescent. When I hear this song, I am 12 years old again and he still sounds old and wise.

[@ussreliant1]

Finally found a version that wasn't a music video and had good quality.

[@princelorian]

R E E E E E E E E E E E. E E E E E E E

[@Kevanchance]

Thank God this song is so beautiful!!!

[@Uliburgh22]

It also goes good with Watchmen

[@briefcasewanker4765]

Uli Quiroz yeeesss

[@lucasechenique39]

That sounds like something a music pirate would say

[@tanthemusicman450]

“Don’t criticize what you can’t understand.” That’s deep and it’s very relevant in our world today.

[@aggelos8256]

And Im gay

[@aggelos8256]

And thats very relevant

[@dunkadumma4619]

@@aggelos8256 ok

[@SpacedOut457]

@@aggelos8256 Ok

[@Journeyman321]

This lyric definitely makes you think.. it can be interpreted in many different ways for certain

[@BLacKHaLLoW]

No words. Bob says them all.

[@Hannekevanthiel1]

I agree 11 11 2020

[@WakaWaka2468]

Ok

[@jetdesmos8598]

#truth

[@nigelarbury1042]

Of course

[@Johnthemanc22]

The silent majority that jump in after all the talk is done. Too late!

[@md20120]

I wasn't alive in the 60s but it feels this track is more relevant than ever.

[@ofcourse7357]

As a young person listening to him, "your sons and your daughters are beyond your command" empowered me. Now, at 70, it makes me feel like a rundown antique Model A.

[@TomCullen-r7p]

No, they love you and understand your sentiment x

[@ethanstump]

As an old soul 28 year old, sometimes I switch between that being a good thing and a bad thing. The young will always make mistakes, and will forever change the dynamic. I've been lucky in keeping apace with the times, but I fear one day that won't be the case. There's also old people with new ideologies, and young with old ideologies. The best we can do sometimes is adapt, and let people make mistakes.

[@weltfenos1021]

Just think of yourself as someone who fits the quote "They dont make them like they use to"

[@DanRyan-hm2ir]

All things must pass.

[@hdbinnc8583]

At 73, I grew up with this song as a precursor to massive social change. Still applies today if folks will listen. 😊

[@evancodsworth2]

In his early twenties and he has the voice and words of a man who has lived a thousand lives. Dylan is the most important artist of all time.

[@AngelEllena]

Old, old soul :)

[@miserabletlc2055]

Well that and cigarettes

[@BasedNeptune]

One of

[@miserabletlc2055]

@@redacted5035 didnt know whisky could change your voice

[@sicsempertyrannisvi4107]

is this the right place for the Dylan cult and ignoring all the plagiarism

[@laurelisaak]

History doesn't repeat, but it sure rhymes.

[@freehandscribe9491]

.

[@kaylithorsen7017]

Love this

[@papichulo4171]

I forgot, who said this again?

[@jacobonader1926]

@@papichulo4171 Mark Twain

[@papichulo4171]

Jacobo Nader Alright, thank you.

[@davidmonterosso1161]

This dude sings with a purpose. They say in music industry you gotta tap into that nerve no one has hit yet. He did that. He changed music for generations to come

[@AndrewJohnstone-b8s]

The language of paint and drying walls. Dude

[@conorkennedy3304]

@@AndrewJohnstone-b8s Explain?

[@AndrewJohnstone-b8s]

@@conorkennedy3304 bob Dylan is not in the inane parlance a dude Obviously or possibly from the land of the free or so they claim This dude sings with a purpose How banal and insipid Do one turd

[@audrawinn4100]

My husband died in August 2020 from metastatic melanoma. Amid the pandemic we couldn’t have a funeral. I made sure to play this song at his virtual funeral as he was an avid Dylan fan. How relevant.

[@Mehmet-ok9ns]

Sorry for your loss.

[@wingopoe9783]

Dear Audra, so sorry for your lose in a time as this. My sister-in-law lost her mother also and no funeral. I feel your pain.. Comforter watch over us all. 🕊

[@georgehav650]

Respect

[@gmaallie2938]

Aura, I am so sorry. My husband also died in August; his was bladder cancer. I'm glad you were able to have some kind of funeral. I didn't and have not yet felt comforted. Maybe I'll just slip in a Dylan CD or three. Best wishes.

[@dylanmichaca2583]

He sounds like a nice person if he liked Bob Dylan. Sorry for your loss.

[@michaelairton3723]

"Your sons and your daughters are beyond your command." As a parent of kids aged 16-25 in these dark times, that line always strikes a chord. It's sad in a way, but also beautiful and full of hope and power.

[@rustynail8622]

Your old road is rapidly agin’ Please get out of the new one if you can’t lend your ✋

[@cyber_rachel7427]

If it's a consolation, your own sons and daughters will feel it for their kids too, just as your parents felt about you It's the one unifying thread for all of humanity: we will all be different from our parents and forge a different world

[@takakocaesar579]

“Come fathers and mothers throughout the land, and don’t criticize what you don’t understand”

[@hailalexander93]

"Teach your children well Their father's hell did slowly go by Feed them on your dreams The one they pick's the one you'll know by Don't you ever ask them why If they told you, you would cry So just look at them and sigh And know they love you"

[@deep153]

Are we there yet KEEP HOPE ALIVE

[@fareevasionband]

Saw the movie last night. Bob was a genius with this one.

[@tom3657]

I graduated from high school in 1968. This was our class song. I remember our class walking into the graduation ceremony singing this song. What a great time to be alive.

[@tonibeltrano8816]

Damn that must have sounded awesome

[@CaptainJackandBingo]

A poet of immeasurable insight, an old soul brought warn us. We may listen in awe, but we neglect to act.

[@Barbara-vk4fh]

It takes a huge crisis to do anything. Things look slow moving to the ignorant. Which is 60% of the population.

[@normaadams3105]

I saw the movie yesterday and was transported back to my youth, a time when the changing times would bring positivity. In some instances, the times haven't changed at all.

[@theresastephens8407]

I remember my parents playing this LP when it first came out back in the 60's. Timeless.

[@NA-du5vm]

The line it is drawn The curse it is cast The slow one now Will later be fast As the present now Will later be past The order is rapidly fadin' And the first one now Will later be last For the times they are a-changin' Man, something about that part brought a chill to my body. My generation is headed out the door.

[@snakedoc3235]

Take the step! Sometimes it feels like straving the trotten one. You won´t be alone although it feels lonely sometimes! we´ll meet on the river! Cheers to ALL!

[@ufoman4468]

Why are you typing what you have just listened to .Idiot. Over rated three chord jewish guitar player with a mouth organ who stole most of his tunes and lyrics from Phil Oakes who came before him.

[@irabhattacharya9443]

How old?

[@LucasCaaman]

that´s my favorite part too T-T

[@oleggorky906]

It’s based on Matthew, Ch 20 v 6, though I think that Mark and Luke also record it as well: “The first shall be last and the last shall be first. “ All social orders change. Nations rise and fall, as do heroes of the times such as sportsmen and entertainers ... but Bob Dylan still sounds as relevant today as he did in the early 60’s.

[@federicocervellini1173]

"A complete unknown" Is really a Good film...everybody should go to Watch it

[@BobbyRobinsPro]

Listening now with my 11 year old daughter resting her head on my shoulder. Life is good:)

[@liamharris794]

Go B's

[@BobbyRobinsPro]

@@liamharris794heyyyo!!! Let’s go!!! Check out my book if u want an epic B’s story:)

[@richardsiemion5903]

The most timeless song in the history of music.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

thank you

[@robertb3773]

@richardsieemion5903, your no better! My name is Lewis Robert Burton Jr!

[@ace900]

This, plain and simply, is probably the best song ever written. To write deep and profound lyrics, in which every single word is as relevant in 2021 as it was in 1964 says it all. These words will ring true in 200 years as well, i'm sure. This song alone is proof of his Nobel-price worthyness.

[@jacklomas4218]

Exactly. This song quite literally is revolutionary. You could play it at the start of time or at the end of it. Because the only one constant fixed point in life is change it will be forever relevant. That alone is insane in it's own respect. It's quite literally a timeless song essentially by design. There is only a handful of songs that you could ever say that about.

[@lanie9494]

Especially the verse about senators and congressmen. Their walls were rattled.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hi

[@deadlynightshade171]

A singing man who could predict the future

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

@@deadlynightshade171 thank you so much and where you from ?

[@eduardoserrano8964]

My father rest his soul introduced me to Bob Dylan and other Rock "N" Roll artists when I was a kid, and I'm forever grateful.

[@rossa31415]

Happy Birthday, Bob. I wish you peace and happiness in your life.

[@ktomsen8528]

Bob Dylan sings the conscience of humanity. A poet for the ages.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hello

[@Billywoo12]

As relevant in November 2024 as ever... 🕊

[@cranez006-d5l]

That's one thing you can't take away from America- It knows entertainment better than any other country on the planet. The reason? IMMIGRATION.

[@pamelalapier9633]

A new generation is learning about fighting for their rights and Bob's music still works.

[@suzanne7576]

Roevember

[@pamelalapier9633]

@@suzanne7576 They won't know what hit 'em.

[@Dinonuggies1905]

​@pamelalapier9633 Nobody gives a 💩 about that you weirdos..Way bigger issues

[@themachine9366]

The times, they are ever changing. It has nothing to do with rights or right and wrong but the cycles of history. The reason why this song message is universal, it can be applied everywhere. Where things have gotten better over time and where things have gotten worse. Change is not necessarily good, but it always hurts those who refuse to adapt to it. That’s the message of the song

[@wslvingtsun6768]

​@themachine9366 actually a song has its meaning, by what the listener perceives it to say ,to them. I understand what he wrote it about, but ppl connect music with emotion and feel it from there. So they're not wrong ,thier just feeling it thier own way. God bless

[@lukedaley17]

This tune was a huge hit in the UK 🇬🇧. Bob Dylan’s iconic hit.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Appreciate

[@FrazerLepford]

To me, this is the best song ever written. Timeless and forever relevant. This song just speaks to me.

[@tramp2827]

Blowing in the wind

[@FrazerLepford]

@@tramp2827 Also a beautiful song.

[@sandylross8710]

Wow! This is an old song that still speaks to this current time!

[@bobwaller1649]

How can a song six decades old still be so prescient?

[@grantbartley483]

Because the human race is a hot mess

[@Valdagast]

Because we imbue the words with meaning. The magic is only partly in the words themselves (although they are important); the magic is also in our minds.

[@Baron-Larrey]

because dylan is the greatest lyricist to ever live

[@seth3911]

Truth remains steadfast...humans shift their beliefs

[@grantbartley483]

@@Baron-Larrey oh yeah, that too

[@nickr6937]

Thank you bob for finally letting us listen for free

[@nickr6937]

Knocking on heavens door next please

[@nickr6937]

Oh thank you Robert. I found it bro

[@mikehawk9281]

He didn't personally upload this yknow

[@BeeHatGuy]

@@mikehawk9281 yes he did

[@gamerboy0499]

@@cmiller1515 Ironic he got more likes then you, isn't it?

[@zoedow3106]

My grandad used to listen to bob all the time he passed away a year ago ish and I now listen to him in honour and to keep the energy alive of his memory xxxx

[@RailPreserver2K]

This is one song that absolutely transcends Generations because its meaning is absolutely Timeless and is forever relevant Bob Dylan was and still is wise-beyond-his-years

[@waynelingard1139]

This is timeless song and classic bob - its not how its what he says a thousand years from now this will still be relevant ! utter genius !

[@thevinhnguyen8245]

BOB DYLAN FOREVER

[@SebastianDelahutte-i7n]

What a song, I am an African precisely Cameroonian of 21 years old and in 2024 I am listening to Bob Dylan,it can be so weird but I love his songs too much...Bob Dylan is said or known to be Hugues Auffray’s friend a French singer who had translate Dylan ‘s songs in French and both of these artists are just extraordinary.

[@adzplus1]

Finally the original version on KZbin after so many years!! Goddamit... and good quality

[@hoykoy96]

I’ve been waiting for a good version for about 5 years now . Thank god someone re-uploaded it

[@kathleenjulianmcaleer9127]

It is a good song, but language

[@loganricherson]

@@hoykoy96 this is on the official channel I think

[@kikru5542]

@@bustdarpg7986 stfu

[@lucynaromanska808]

Great piece of music lasts forever. It won't change.

[@piccolo917]

I cannot listen to this song without bursting in tears. There is just something magical about it.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

i appreciate

[@carolynmoody51]

me too

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

@@carolynmoody51 where you from ? And how long have you been my fans

[@carlospadinmartinez]

This songs is one of his greatest achievements ever. What a song, what a talent, god blessed us with Bob

[@danieldeblasio9368]

Blow it out your arse!

[@TheRickay]

His song writing skills are amazing, but in my opinion he’s really off beat. Nonetheless very talented.

[@CJLOVE23]

TheRickay That’s because when they recorded songs in the 60s in the studio, they would sing the whole song all the way through and then would take the best version of it and release it. It’s not like nowadays where the “artist” sings a line they record it, then they’ll sing another line record it and mix which ever lines were sung best. There was no auto tune, there was no let’s take half of this take and part of this take. There’s a great story that Al Cooper (the accordion player for “Like a Rolling Stone”) said. He was in the recording studio with Bob Dylan and they recorded the song 11 times and the studio manager released the song that we all know and love today- yet the accordion player said that on take 1 of recording, Bob Dylan nailed the song and did it so well that they didn’t even think they needed anymore takes and thought that that was it and that should have been it. He said “You don’t mess with magic and that first take WAS magic“ but he said the song they released was like take 6 or 7 and doesn’t even think it was the best version of the song. So you’re always going to hear infractions of his voice in every single one of his songs pre-80’s. That’s what makes the artists of the 60’s and 70’s amazing, authentic, real, and superior artists.

[@CanadianPrepper]

The more things change the more they be the same!

[@johnconneally]

circumstances reference?

[@skatefsu]

We are creatures of habbit

[@pundit19]

Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose. Commend Al Stewart's Nostradamus. Love to Canada from the UK.

[@INDY92500]

Wow did not expect you to be here, you really deserve a verified symbol.

[@callukcraft]

very true , human nature is like that sometimes, great content by the way.

[@robertlynch7013]

No matter where or when this song will resonate.

[@gbo9816]

This song will echo throughout time forever and ever

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Appreciate

[@gabrielendicott5212]

Late May 2020, the intensity of this song further intensifies

[@tuffgonggbUNCTION]

SOULJAHZ ROCKERZ JAHBLESS

[@zoomervince2457]

Zoomer Nationalism

[@Lucasmatheus211]

i really hope the times they are a changing

[@territorialamcape2726]

It's the perfect song to cover on your guitar,2020

[@williamreilly3172]

RIP: ALL BLACK LIVES

[@cindylewis3325]

This song is timeless. It’s relevant to young & old. ❤

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

How are you

[@cindylewis3325]

@@bobdylan-sx5dr I’m doing fine …

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

@@cindylewis3325 that is great to hear that and also being my fan and more ever . where are you from ? And how long have you been following my page ?

[@deborahsullivan2387]

I’m listening to this song on 21 June 2024 and out of interest I still have the 1964 CBS album 🇬🇧

[@Sunshine112ty]

Still my greatest and always my greatest song Bob what a nice song 🎶 ❤🎉❤❤

[@drksideofthewal]

Feeling this song today, with the orange skies in California.

[@bobdylan2876]

You’re such amazing 😻 I hope you will never stop listen 👂 to my music 🎼, If you don’t mind kindly drop me your hangout just to get in touch with you 💯💕💕💕

[@janjoyal6012]

The year was 1969 In a heap of free stuff on the porch of the general store in a small town in Vermont, apparently left abandoned by some "hippies" I found this Bob Dylan album. I'd never heard music like this before. It actually spoke of important matters, it was amazing!

[@cormacdavid7355]

Hello Jan 👋 how are you ??

[@kodyn7539]

Currently listening from Newport vermont!

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

hello

[@ashkora]

The year is 2024 i dont give a shit

[@afs6596]

gonna love the look on your face when the youth of 2064 repeat that line back to you@@ashkora

[@jabarisimba4568]

One of the greatest song to ever have been written. Thank you my brother Bob dylon

[@FrankJPSegura]

We must admit that B. Dylan was not following, he was always ahead of the crowd. It is amazing how timely his songs have always been, I'm 71 now and this sounds as relevant and important as ever! Thanks for sharing Bob!

[@sicsempertyrannisvi4107]

we must also admit he is one of the greatest plagiarists of all time, still worshiped by a cult of ignorant sheeple (or even worse, by knowing abettors) who rather pretend to remain blissfully unaware of the facts.

[@danielborriz6918]

Cry me a river, kid

[@FrankJPSegura]

@@danielborriz6918 Bless your little heart, kiddo!

[@FrankJPSegura]

@@sicsempertyrannisvi4107 Hey Tyrant good luck with all the baloney you put down, probably ignorant, ask Nobel Prize Community...

[@sicsempertyrannisvi4107]

@@FrankJPSegura didnt he plagiarize his nobel prize speech as well, as if to make my point

[@brandylurks7085]

A timeless song that will always be relevant to not just 1 generation but to all.✌️

[@nickhill8612]

💯💯 True

[@nickhill8612]

@Bob Dylan Facts

[@nickhill8612]

@Bob Dylan I've always been a fan and today the weather isn't bad so I'm sitting on the porch listening to some great music. It's near 60 degrees here in Virginia.

[@nickhill8612]

@Bob Dylan I'll never stop and I hope you get more views subs and likes.

[@nickhill8612]

@Bob Dylan I wish the same for you.

[@chlotatoandthelobcob3740]

Like how this song can always remain true despite what generation might be listening to it and the fact that it isn’t too on the nose yet is still easily understood makes it an even better message.

[@bobaoriley1912]

Agreed. I feel people, no matter how old they are, should realize that this feeling is persistent.

[@divalivingston1664]

No matter how young they are either. He was young when this was written. There are younger people who relate through the doors of discovery, opened by their parents or grandparents, a teacher or a mentor. Some play the guitar and sing keeping the resonance and relationship of then and now alive and well. Thanks to all who relate to this timeless song.

[@sandinogallese8221]

The amount of wisdom in this song is just unreal...

[@DerekDuvall86]

Don’t come here saying this song is as relevant now as it was 60 years ago. This song will be relevant for the rest of time.

[@RalphDavis-qk2xy]

...as long as time keeps changing...

[@ARTLOVER3156]

Absolutely

[@anngarcia7133]

💯

[@damonedwards1544]

Both statements can be true.

[@anniegaffney8378]

So, both are TRUE!

[@BennilocoLoves]

To think you got to live long enough for this song to become so very relevant again!! Thank you Bob for the reminders over the years.. "The Times They Are a Changin".. Hopefully, this time for the better!!

[@henrydean7902]

Hello Benniloco, how are you doing??

[@BobDylan-tb6vl]

Thanks for supporting my career

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Thanks be my fan

[@BennilocoLoves]

​@henrydean7902 I'm doing alright my friend! Thanks for asking! 💚💖

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

@@BennilocoLoves thank you so much once again and more over where you from ?

[@jacklomas4218]

Honestly this song truly is timeless. Think about it the one fixed point in life is change. You could play this at the very beginning of time or at the end of it. Because the only fixed point in life is change this song will forever be relevant and quite literally timeless. There is only a handful of songs literally ever that you could even say that about. With just this song alone Bob you earned your Nobel prize. You truly did. Just thought of it now, this might be one of the most important songs of all time though. It will forever be the most relevant, definitely.

[@lorigon4164]

I can't help but cry every time I listen, torn between joy and sadness. It's a kind of sound of humanity, of its past, its present and its future, from a personal or global point of view.

[@Eric4Hokage]

Such an underated and well stated comment. Thanks for sharing.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hello

[@zachtheobald3802]

Rorschach's Journal: Tonight, a comedian died in New York.

[@Neoyorchese]

🎉🎉🎉🎉 fit right in the story

[@loriijanee]

rest in peace so sorry ops

[@Anderson_Ro]

Does anyone know why Does.. anyone know..

[@mattyb584]

Honestly this was probably the best intro to any movie in recent memory.

[@sebassklein]

fckin beautiful

[@johnathanryan2117]

Listening in UK 2024 .... goosebumps

[@alistairjohnfdownie1007]

I'm here mate and I feel the same, forever

[@julieglover6484]

Same, listening in South Wales, that harmonica does it for me !

[@trishamann737]

Me too!

[@MAEURASTAR]

This was my 1967 High School graduation song...and it's relevant today!

[@ronaldzent4845]

Happy 78th B-day Bob.his Impact not just in music, but our overall culture, hence his I think, deserved Nobel prize for literature.

[@kyleshiflet7932]

Or at most the Nobel peace prize

[@thehunterscorner2.011]

“ Your old road is rapidly aging pleas get out of the new one if you can’t lend your hand “ damn he’s a genius

[@thehunterscorner2.011]

Wasn’t meant to be sarcastic I meant that in awe

[@kylegarrettkingkgmusic5119]

Somebody better listen to the bars of this prophet!!!! In the year 2024!!!

[@pupsalex]

Don't call him that,we could start calling gene roddenberry one too,some people just know how to put words to things we all know is coming,that's not a prophet,it's the exact opposite.

[@oleggorky906]

@@pupsalex Agreed. Bob hates the label, anyway. He told Ed Bradley in that now famous 60 Minutes interview that when he was at home and he looked at himself in the mirror that it made him feel like a fraud. He further said that he could understand it if people compared him with Elvis, but definitely not a prophet.

[@Truerealism747]

That's because he has autism​@@pupsalex

[@jeremyclevenger3972]

Yes he publicly does, but is one anyway.​@@oleggorky906

[@jeremyclevenger3972]

Mr Dylan has gone to great lengths to disassociate himself from the songs he wrote and be labeled as the voice of a generation or anything else. He seems to know the truth behind what he writes, but doesn't want any recognition for it. That's the mark of a prophet. There are others, too, some still living to this day.

[@keithhumanPH]

The past few days changed me. I'll never moved on from the stories my friends told me on June 5, 2020 in front of UP Cebu. The world is crumbling down and this song still echoes throughout. Here's a salute to everyone who protested.

[@theobuniel9643]

Keep fighting. The demented madman and his stooges are scared of us. #JunkTerrorBill

[@keithhumanPH]

@@theobuniel9643 #JunkTerrorBill

[@isaiahbasaldua924]

a beautiful song by one of the great poetic prophets of the 20th century. A genius who understood the human condition and continues too today.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hello

[@stephensczurek6286]

"The loser of now will be later to win." Absolutely true. We can use this kind of spirit, feeling, and vision today,.

[@bobdylanaccess7656]

I want to Specially appreciate you for being a big fan. Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me. I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email or you can as well add me up on WhatsApp through my mobile number that will be indicated below. Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don’t reply unnecessary messages. ❤️❤️ WhatsApp number: [phone] Hangout mail: [e-mail]

[@bobdylanaccess7656]

I want to Specially appreciate you for being a big fan. Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me. I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email or you can as well add me up on WhatsApp through my mobile number that will be indicated below. Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don’t reply unnecessary messages. ❤️❤️ WhatsApp number: [phone] Hangout mail: [e-mail]

[@st0a]

@@bobdylanaccess7656 Fake account

[@DreaDnuT]

I am a Child of the early 60's born in Germany and discovered this Music in my teenage Days. Everytime I came home from School feeling down and empty, I was listening to Dylan's Songs 2 Hours straight and I felt refreshed and loaded up again with Energy. Now I am over 60 and still here refreshing when it's needed and enjoying this Music.

[@davidgoddard3618]

You'd better start swimming or youl sink like a stone. The times are a changing. A child off the seventies heeding the warnings of previous generations.

[@fornostios8970]

The song is relevant once again. A truly timeless song!

[@fredasmys1]

Even malphite likes this song

[@Blartyboy]

It was never not relevant

[@alltheworldsastage4785]

It was always relevant.

[@g2.a6]

Always has been. *BANG*

[@pixel6698]

Change will never become irrelevant, neither will this song.

[@docmupsy]

This song is exactly as valid in this moment.

[@BostonDon]

The times are always a~changin'. As an early Gen X'r; I was born in '68, had older siblings born between '58 n '60, and had two wonderful parents born in '38. Times a~change. They do. lol I thought that we of my age were so lucky that there wasnt such a generation gap as before, but holy krap! I just cant figure kids out these days. lol

[@aaronyost8519]

This song is as relevant now as when it was written.

[@johnnyaces4290]

This song is one of the best songs written and sung in the history of forever! Bob Dylan is a legend

[@frederikhyrup2871]

The wheels still in spin my sister...

[@gwynnielsen5081]

The first "live" music I heard as a child was played by my sitter, Barbara, who played Dylan on her guitar. Nearly sixty years later, I am writing and playing acoustic folk music. Needless to say, Dylan has been a great influence on my own music. Thanks, Bob!

[@gwynnielsen5081]

@Bryant Benson Decades. Listen for his influence in my latest tune: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2qpo4einad7b8k. Thanks, Bryant!

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

hello

[@ripleysigningoff1231]

This is the music era I come back to in times of trouble.

[@jnyerere]

It seems a song like this will always be relevant for all eternity.

[@webby3109]

I feel like this whole song is relevant to our world today, and I love it

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hello

[@DGNCZ]

I think in each period of your life, you can take somethink from that song, this is art .... timeless

[@sunshineandstarlight]

It's so beautiful

[@jmd12127]

Very few songs can consistently bring a tear to my eye. This is one of them.

[@jake-qn3tl]

It's an awful song. But, good for you

[@pepereal606]

This is an extremely relevant song today.

[@jtaco4101]

That's why it's an all time classic. Prob still be relevant in 200 years. Themes are universal. Times will always be a-changin'.

[@davidbamford9284]

MY VIEWS ,NO ANGRY,O.K. DYLAN COULD HAVE CHANGED THE WORLD BECAUSE HE HAD OUR DREAM ,HE NEVER PUSHED ANYTHING OF GREAT INTEREST, HE TOOK THE MONEY 💰💰💰💰 AND RAN HE DID,NT DO ENOUGH

[@pepereal606]

@@davidbamford9284 I agree, but look at the grand scheme of things. Yeah he botched out. But at least he called some stuff out.

[@-lollipopsunder-7044]

It's called being timeless

[@wmarkdyer]

As is the Gospel According to John.

[@Ozzies]

One of my all time favourite songs! I recently turned 31, and have been listening to Mr Dylan since I was 4, i know that because in an old family video tape from 1997, there's me on my 4th birthday, at the dining table eating ice cream cake and listening to this song trying to sing along 😂❤ I also still have the cassette tape that my father gave me, among others, when I was 6, maybe 7, because my father started using CDs, and I was over the moon. Thanks to my father, I have a love for music that was before my time, i possibly wouldn't have known if it weren't for him. 🙌🏻 Bob Dylan, Richie vallens, Queen, David Bowie, Pink Floyd, The Beetles, The beachboys, Rod Stewart, Johnny Cash, The Doors, Red Hot Chillie Peppers, U2, Patsy Cline, Paul McCartney and so on! Love them all.

[@whadeffa]

It's timeless because he's quoting Jesus from the Sermon on the Mount. The paradoxical statements of The Poor shall be Rich and The First shall be Last.

[@sandothemando8924]

The beauty of this song is that, by it's very nature, it will never, ever age...

[@pedrorian5154]

A timeless masterpiece! Thank you Bob ❤

[@marc.apfelbutz]

If you feel that it is better to die than never to have heard these verses. Long live Bob, thank you for all your lines, your wonderful, distinctive voice. Transcendend.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

How are you

[@reuvenzadik2443]

Not only a masterpiece of poetry and intensity but a folk hypnotizin prophecy and a emotionin portait of that magic generation. Hard to describe in few words. He was just 21 when he composed it..Oh pure genius

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

hello

[@BummiBerlin2006]

I love this Song ... thanks for writing and singing. Greets from Germany... thank u for the music.

[@SalmonFume]

First heard this song on my dad's iPod when I was 17 years old. Still loving Dylan at 31. Ages like a fine wine.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

How are you doing

[@slimshady4life689]

I’m only 20 and I can’t imagine creating anything so deep and meaningful that it’s message is timeless. I hope to create something timeless one day but never so young. Especially when I still have so much to learn. Bob Dylan was truly 1 in 100 million

[@BobDylan-tb6vl]

Thanks for supporting my music

[@anonoymus6132]

It was a different time..the feeling was different. The air tasted different. And you were expected to be a man at a much earlier age...but yes. I agree.

[@SusanDiederichsen]

I wish we still had this kind of “groovy” 🎶 music.

[@HydraulicBallPresser]

One in a billion

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

how are you

[@janetheywood4300]

One of the greatest poets of modern times, a true philosopher and worthy recipient of his Nobel prize, bravo sir.

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

How are you

[@patchdavis35]

Come gather 'round people, wherever you roam, and admit that the waters around you have grown. How prescient, written 60 years ago. I'm bowing down to our friend, the genius, Mr. Dylan. If only the "powers that be' could hear. There's a battle outside, and it's ragin'.

[@andyb386]

This song may be almost 60 years old but it never ages,its always true

[@RubenDario1979]

What was present 60 yrs ago it’s past to us now and so will our present times will be past to the next gen..

[@ChrisStavros]

The only thing that got old about this song is the over 40 years non-stop that I've had to listen to people go "Oh this song is especially relevant today".

[@finnw8231]

Hopefully one day it won't be true🙂

[@donmiller2908]

@@finnw8231 - The times are always going to be changing. The one thing about people that never changes is the fact that they're always changing. I hated my dad's music and my kids hate my music. What you're excited about today will be ancient history tomorrow.

[@ПавлоидРептилоид]

Maybe the times do not change to masterpieces :)

[@teewhylee332]

This song pops in my head at odd hours and I can't help but look for it and listen over and over again. The words are ever true and evergreen.