Bob Dylan - You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go (Official Audio)

[@markshah437]

I left my family of brother, sister and mum in Norway at 17 to come back to England to my father in 1991. He died suddenly 3 years later aged 48. He was a huge Dylan fan and I knew nothing of Dylan. One thing my dad used to say to me when we parted ways was "I'll see you in the sky above, in the tall grass, in the ones I love" and I never really thought much of it other than it was a nice quirky way of saying goodbye. A week or so after he died I listened to some of his CDs and knowing he loved Dylan I decided to listen to the entire album this song came from. When I heard that line that he had said so much my heart leapt and I felt such joy - remember, I had never heard it before, only from him. And then I heard the complete line for the first time "...You're gonna make me lonesome when you go" and I burst into tears with a tremendous feeling of love.

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

God bless the love you and your father had for each other.

[@markshah437]

@@sharondavid-melly1498 Such kind words, thank you Sharon.

[@D_Dizzy_]

This is so lovely. Thanks for sharing that special moment 💞

[@brucenanney7776]

A great story and I am glad that you have this to remember your dad by.

[@markshah437]

@@brucenanney7776 Thanks Bruce ❤️

[@rushabhbansode7056]

Blood on the tracks is the greatest album ever, Period.

[@STStudios98]

I second this

[@markwalker5295]

No argument from me

[@johnpace4397]

I'm not even that big a Dylan fan. But it really is.

[@donuttime2507]

It's certainly up there! 😎

[@bsnf-5]

Not by a long shot. But one of the best álbums from 70's, perhaps.

[@STStudios98]

People who say Dylan can't sing have no knowledge of singing whatsoever. There's emotion in every single syllable he's singing in this song

[@IgnacioClerici-mp5cy]

i think the say it because of his poor vocal technique, but he's a greart singer because of what you said said, its just ythat some dont have a great technique , thats all

[@Gaenico]

because for them singing is all about technique, but singing is about emotion and putting your heart in it before anyone, no one can't sing if you are 100% on it, everyone has something to express from heart and soul

[@h.kathrynlamat6105]

I am a singer. Anyone who thinks Dylan's delivery is not "singing," is bereft of imagination and appreciation of pure ART

[@jeremyb251]

Agreed. I’ve loved and appreciated Bob Dylan since I was a kid.

[@OurFantasyLife]

That's partially why I can't listen to many covers of this song - they strip all the emotion and evocation out of it, and try to "beautify" the song, which completely misses the point.

[@Christine-yh8hq]

Who else would mention Verlaine and Rimbaud? Bob Dylan is in a class of one. I have loved his music from the beginning. He is part of me

[@OrggsOrggs]

I feel that mate.

[@11herbsandspices]

"I'll see you in the sky above In the tall grass, in the ones I love You're gonna make me lonesome when you go" . . . tears every time. My next tattoo.

[@Changing-Times]

No wonder he got a Nobel Prize in literature, this song alone deserves it.

[@michellehershey2171]

Crickets...only Dylan can make them sound ethereal. Bob has been a part of my entire life from the age of 12 to 65. Glad we're both still alive

[@mortimerzilch2608]

the Dylan album "Together through Life" is a great album! in fact I think I'll put it on right now!

[@danfate6862]

The best Dylan' album la Tempest.

[@bodsnvimto]

As an Englishman the sounds of crickets and - far better still - the sight and sound of the the sport that is cricket is joyous. Leather on willow is the sound of summer to me. Indeed, even as I type this I can almost smell it, so resonant it remains from my childhood when opening for my school team. Oh yeah, along with The Beatles and The Kinks, Dylan is top of the tree pour moi. I was born in the '60s but raised on '70s music. The mid to late '60s were the very best.

[@nunyabizness866]

Don't even know you, and I'm glad you're still here, too. You AND Bob.

[@0otee]

Michelle Hershey your sure Dylan didn’t mean the Insects crickets..? They ‘talk’ too in Summer! Text is about nature there: -Flowers on the hillside growing crazy Crickets are talkin’ back an forth in rhyhm Blue river running slowly lazy......- But you can enjoy ‘your’ cricket, I ‘mine’❣️👌

[@Dr_No]

Can't believe my hometown is mentioned in a Bob Dylan classic : Ashtabula! Oh yea!

[@MrPanacea999]

is it nice there?

[@h.kathrynlamat6105]

@@MrPanacea999 It's lovely in "Honalula" !!!! LOL

[@aaronjohnson951]

Same here

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

I've read that he was having an affair with a woman from that town. Whatever--the song is amazing.

[@meesalikeu]

actually from there and didnt know that?

[@AlexK42069]

You were a legend Norm.

[@donovanjones7546]

this is a song I'd seriously accuse of being too good

[@lsans610ls]

Lol

[@alejoparedes2388]

Damn right

[@dylanthompson4836]

Yeeeuh

[@alexnagy4520]

*I feel ya'.* ~~~

[@sonjabarrett7170]

You sang this to me in 1976. You died in 2013. My friend, my love. I miss you forever.

[@JanetBeebe-nh9re]

Bob, this song saved me and my son. My son died and I took him to live in San Francisco. I love him still.

[@mamziemay1575]

Bob Dylan must have been crazy in love with this lady to have written and composed a song that is so sublimely beautiful.

[@merrylderrickson3147]

Tomorrow is a Long Time ;)

[@beautyfields4852]

I think if he was crazy in love he would probably chase a bit more:)

[@donniemoder1466]

May just have had some good drugs.

[@maduross]

Actually this song is about his side chick

[@loadishstone]

He’s said countless times these songs aren’t personal. Not every writer is autobiographical. In fact, the best ones usually aren’t. Pure talent.

[@BarryLyndon2025]

This song absolutely shatters my heart, every single time. Thank you Bob, for giving a voice to this feeling.

[@fightclubdurden]

I love this song but it hurts because of how relatable it is.

[@waltford8353]

Boy i can relate to it also.Not a good club to be in.

[@andrewhindley7548]

You put that well..eases my pain

[@andrewhindley7548]

@@waltford8353 no discounts offered when u join this club

[@bertkilborne6464]

Reading the comments and people's reaction to this album, makes me realise I'm not the only one who can relate to the songs here. The fact that I could relate back when this album came out and can still relate, tells me there's something that I need to process, and it's not an easy one. It's the sort of stuff that people finally find out the truth about when they die , but spent their entire life using substance addiction, to avoid facing directly..

[@dishkyaondishkyaondishkyao7859]

I am crying for Norm and listening to this song for the first time. Knowing that Norman loved Bob Dylan, I must now find solace by listening to his favourite song. Goodbye Norman, thank you for everything and love you.

[@IANinALTONA]

Letterman's Band played this, the last time Norm walked on.

[@TheSmiths10Tons]

Underrated - one of Dylan's best.

[@ant263]

“I can stay with you forever and never realize the time” Glad I felt that with someone before.

[@LL-pt4sl]

❤

[@La_Ru-yg8es]

Yes. ❤🙏🙏 Not everybody gets this in life. I just recently found it, and it's sooooo different from what I ever used to believe *love* was. On paper, we should never work, but we do! I've never felt anything like this. It's amazing. It feels like a miracle.

[@nunyabizness866]

No one can break my heart like Bob Dylan. "You're gonna make me give myself a good talkin-to".

[@Zizzyrae]

One of the most beautiful songs ever made. So simple in its premise but oh so wonderful in its execution. Pure bliss

[@merrylderrickson3147]

its what make's bob the greatest song writer ever. this can be said about soo sooo many songs

[@thelastrebelshow1627]

Bobs songs feel so deep yet a bit nonsensical all at the same time but regardless you come away filled with emotion and memories flowing strong. I’ve loved this song a good part of my life and I’m 61.

[@cinephileauxsemellesdevent]

"Mine have been like Verlaine's and Rimbaud's" I'm so thankful for this line

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.

[@bradleyhovious8931]

Never knew what that meant

[@cinephileauxsemellesdevent]

@@bradleyhovious8931 Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine were two great French poets from the 19th century: their tumultuous love affair is famous for its violence and scandal (Verlaine ended up shoting Rimbaud in a hotel room, he didn't kill him but it marked the end of their relationship) Rimbaud then wrote his famous book "A Season in Hell" expressing his experience. So Bob Dylan (a poet himself) is making a comparaison between his sad and unsuccessful affair with a girl and the famous relationship of two poets. Hope it helped!

[@loadishstone]

@@bradleyhovious8931 Two gay french poets (among the greatest). Alas their love was tragically toxic and blessedly short.

[@beckybootique]

I’m writing my eulogy to my amazing Dad, who passed away suddenly a month ago. He introduced me to almost all of the music that means so much to me. Dad, you're gonna have to leave me, now I know, but I'll see you in the sky above, In the tall grass, in the ones I love, you're gonna make me lonesome when you go. I’ll love you forever. Xxx

[@stevehowell601]

A genius. In 100 years people will still be listening to Dylan.

[@lennjohnsonjudedude1889]

Make that 10 tousand years if the world lasts that long technology needs to slow the f*** down just my view of a sad and tired world full of snakes with political minds, is money that good to you its a control measure ..

[@woodybowen5362]

Sorry to correct but in 1000 years. Or longer.

[@jackwendigo6541]

Wistfully melancholy. A whole song about how "it frightens me the awful truth of how sweet life can be".

[@ryan_deakin]

Such a great line :)

[@stefankrywolap6947]

At this time in my life I couldn't agree more!!!! (Good comment)

[@phildavison9100]

When I was a kid in Scotland, many critics, and my parents, said Bobby couldn't sing. Best singer I ever heard. Luckily, I'll go first. Otherwise, he'd make me lonesome when he goes. Life-changer. Couldn't imagine my life without him

[@ellemeno5142]

They played this for Norm Macdonald on his last Letterman stand up. Now he's gone. Thanks Norm, we're all going to miss you.

[@BrickTop06]

That's what brought me here. 😢

[@Rnune-zx7si]

I'm listening to this for that reason as well... this pain won t leave for a while of his passing...i loved Norm, becuase the touched people like me who are deeply sensitive to life and it's prosaic rhyme, and he added such a substantial amount of expression to my life... I Love you Norm MacDonald

[@sebastiantorres2542]

I owe Norm so much fun. Sometimes his skits and jokes were some of th few things that made me laugh in a regular day. What a man he was. Thanks for bringing him up. I will miss him

[@joemartines3545]

I liked Norm but he could be a bit simplistic in his politics at times...

[@jm-tl6od]

@@joemartines3545 Could you elaborate?

[@louiscriscione1549]

What a classic song! No drums, no major band pieces, just a simple man with a guitar and harmonica moving his lyrics along a smooth rhythm like his own voice becomes an instrument. Never will get old.

[@federicoschmidt1812]

Can't you hear the bass?

[@bsnf-5]

@@federicoschmidt1812 bass parts in BOTT are superb

[@theeHeisenberg]

I don't remember the reference, but in a movie or something a father gave his son this album after the first time the son's heart was broken. I listened to this absorbed this album too after my first heartbreak, and I intend to do the same with my children. It's the perfect first heartbreak album

[@tentringer4065]

The bass is so great on this track.

[@sueperakis4509]

My all time favorite and I’m old, 67. God the lyrics are everything and timeless,

[@chrissmurray255]

Bob Dylan made me cry twice. Once at 'The Fleadh' in London's Finsbury Park, when he played Tangled Up In Blue, and another time at Portsmouth Guildhall, when he played It Ain't Me Babe - a song that wasn't even one of my favourites (but judging by the amount of other people in tears at the same moment, he must have hit the song's sweet spot that night). I've seen Dylan dozens of times, in several countries, and I've never heard him perform "Lonesome", but one thing's for sure - if I ever do see him play that song I'll be bawling my eyes out like a child that's lost his favourite toy, his pet dog, and his mother...all on the same day.

[@jamespcrown128]

I play this every year on Mother's Day.

[@davidmoscowitz6416]

This to me is the best modern folk album of our time!

[@Chokladaren]

R.I.P Norm Macdonald, you were truly one of a kind

[@benmaurer8055]

I loved norm

[@carlredmond676]

Unrepeatable music. There will only be one Dylan. Unrepeatable sound

[@IvanAtYT]

We love you, Norm!

[@stevecareskey6542]

Hard to believe norms gone, damn

[@bsnf-5]

Dylan in a nutshell. One/two chord progressions in a song, great "whispering" vocals, without any needless solo parts, just simple song with a great lyrics.

[@marcottavi2655]

these aren't whsipered vocals at all

[@iamd.j.7590]

Even though it's fairly simple, this is probably my favorite harmonica solo ever. This is also one of my favorite Dylan songs!

[@dylanthompson8511]

Have you heard the extended harmonica solo on More Blood, More Tracks?? It adds like an extra 30 seconds to the final harp solo. It blew my mind. And made fall in love with this song all over again.

[@bikeluversusie2522]

Funeral song for the boomers! Love it and Bob. Always the coolest cat in town! This is a gem.

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.

[@GeneBurnett]

I've always loved the engineering on this song...just the right amount of echo or reverb...EQ perfect...dynamics...it's all there. And so simple! This is one of my favorite Dylan recordings ever. Right up there with the long version of "Idiot Wind" that was on the first bootleg box set.

[@h.kathrynlamat6105]

HOW have I never heard this song before??? I thought it was NEW!!!

[@meesalikeu]

yeah there are the initial nyc versions and then the rerecorded minneapolis versions that make up the actual release, but check both versions out its great to compare them.

[@gianpieromilanetti6213]

An absolute masterpiece

[@marcottavi2655]

yes

[@janicegleason7761]

If you got this far, know that I lived this yesterday. Saw a lost love this weekend, first time in 40 years to be together again. He broke my heart then, but sent me this song……now. It will be too difficult to rip two lives apart.😢 They were some part of me that was actually hoping that it would not go well to make it easier.😮

[@theloniouscoltrane3778]

Mar 2019 "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" I've seen love go by my door It's never been this close before Never been so easy or so slow I've been shooting in the dark too long When something not right it's wrong Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go. Dragon clouds so high above I've only known careless love It's always hit me from below This time around it's more correct Right on target so direct Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go. Purple clover Queen Anne lace Crimson hair across your face You could make me cry if you don't know Can't remember what I was thinking of You might be spoiling me too much love Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go. Flowers on the hillside blooming crazy Crickets talking back and forth in rhyme Blue river running slow and lazy I could stay with you forever And never realize the time. Situations have ended sad Relationship have all been bad Mine've been like Verlaine's and Rimbaud But there's no way I can compare All those scenes to this affair Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go. Yer gonna make me wonder what I'm doing Staying far behind without you Yer gonna make me wonder what I'm saying Yer gonna make me give myself a good talking to. I'll look for you in old Honolulu San Francisco, Ashtabula Yer gonna have to leave me now I know But I'll see you in the sky above In the tall grass in the ones I love Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go.

[@artchem1]

Thank you for the lyrics. Very kind of you ...

[@eggs_777]

The year is 2010, I'm 15, and in too deep with a boy that lives 2 towns over. It took 5 years to leave and 5 years to be find peace in that wild, brutal kind of love one only experiences once. I used to hide in the library at lunch and listen to this album, so sad and full of angst bc no one else could fathom the depth of my feelings lol good times, take care of yourselves✌❤🌟

[@randallsmith5551]

you should write a song describing that!

[@Zizzyrae]

Very similar experience with my high school boyfriend. Nothing matches the bittersweet exhilaration of first love. I do not love him anymore and that I certain of, but man the beautiful memories we made.

[@skylinezAblaze]

so many Dylan songs to love but this one is in my top 5

[@SN2903]

This, you're a big girl now and standing in the doorway are my favorites.

[@joemartines3545]

Me too...

[@Abegoldhatch]

Bob Dylan is the most important man alive. I was always unable to realize his greatness. My most favorite album and the best track… .

[@kevinmurphy4595]

Until now that is. Cheers

[@petersmith9530]

You listen to covers of this song and some are good but then you come back to this masterpiece and think nothing really comes close

[@benmaurer8055]

Right

[@benmaurer8055]

One of the greatest albums ever made

[@Kdr-x7h]

This is the exact sound I was looking for.

[@dylanthompson8511]

Me too!

[@bobb.8238]

I grew up in Ashtabula and heard this song when the album first came out. I was amazed at the mention.

[@lateforthesky61]

Flowers on the hillside, bloomin' crazy, Crickets talkin' back and forth in rhyme, Blue river runnin' slow and lazy, I could stay with you forever And never realize the time.

[@jameswhitney2450]

I don't pretend to understand Dylan, nor do I like a lot of his music. But Blood On The Tracks is so obviously a masterpiece, love it all. This is just one of the tracks that stays with you.

[@darlenealessio7609]

Desire Album, John Wesley Harding Album, Nashville Skyline I&Ii, From a Buick 6 listen to Pretty Saro, 3 Angels, Dear Landlord, Frankie Lee & Judas Priest, Hattie Carrol enjoy

[@stevewaltman5781]

Dylan always goes through your heart to grab a hold of your gut.

[@MsTdougherty]

Bob is my favorite singer songwriter of all time! I have been listening to him since I was 10 years old. I was born FeB 1954. The first album I ever bought was Free Wheelin Bob Dylan. I have been a fan for 58 years.

[@IggyM]

Brilliant. This one always cuts to the bone for me.

[@kvdme]

Love your voice.... Puts a smile in my soul.

[@JoeGX460]

Listening to this song reminds me of my 20's. Travelling alone across Canada, in fact i was never alone because Bob Dylan's songs followed me through 5000 miles!

[@ivanmiziara9997]

Who can explain Mr. Dylan? Poet? Menestrel? Simple Genious!

[@watcher2814]

This is the soundtrack to my life these days ... Thank you, Bob ❤

[@AnAllAroundPlayerMaker]

Probably my favourite cut from this album.

[@pamcuthbert6894]

I'll never forget 80 - 81 & the man I think of whenever I hear this track

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.

[@daanodinot]

Bob Dylan's best song from his best album.

[@joemartines3545]

My favorite song on the album...

[@andrewrosen6508]

Makes me tear up, song is so precious.

[@sarahsumner799]

It’s not ‘how he sings’ it’s What he sings, powerful stuff full of emotion, he a poet

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.

[@Bloodonthepick]

Dylan was a genius in the way that he captured the raw physical aspect of music and was able to juxtapose that with beautiful and prolific out there lyrics. Greatest American musician right here folks.

[@helenmorris8760]

Love you Bob D. 💕on point 💝

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.

[@ausblue1]

thanks for Bobs music ..... such lovely lyrics .************* I’ve seen love go by my door It’s never been this close before Never been so easy or so slow Been shooting in the dark too long When somethin’s not right it’s wrong Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go Dragon clouds so high above I’ve only known careless love It’s always hit me from below This time around it’s more correct Right on target, so direct Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go Purple clover, Queen Anne’s Lace Crimson hair across your face You could make me cry if you don’t know Can’t remember what I was thinkin’ of You might be spoilin’ me too much, love Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go Flowers on the hillside, bloomin’ crazy Crickets talkin’ back and forth in rhyme Blue river runnin’ slow and lazy I could stay with you forever and never realize the time Situations have ended sad Relationships have all been bad Mine’ve been like Verlaine’s and Rimbaud But there’s no way I can compare All those scenes to this affair Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go Yer gonna make me wonder what I’m doin’ Stayin’ far behind without you Yer gonna make me wonder what I’m sayin’ Yer gonna make me give myself a good talkin’ to I’ll look for you in old Honolulu San Francisco, Ashtabula Yer gonna have to leave me now, I know But I’ll see you in the sky above In the tall grass, in the ones I love Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go

[@rachelee73]

Beautiful and sad but beautiful 💠

[@Arrkard]

One of the first Dylan songs I learnt to play on guitar, as I was inspired by the whole album.. Like Verlaine and Rimbaud! Just beautiful.

[@Andres-is3lj]

"You're gonna make me wonder what I'm saying" leaves me crying every time

[@marcottavi2655]

amazing

[@csuszka]

absolutely superb you funky little song and dance man

[@judithbrown24]

Blood on the Tracks was perfect from the first song to the last. This was a wonderful ending. Huge Dylan fan I am!!!!

[@bobdylann]

Hello Judith How are you doing Nice meeting you here Happy new year

[@imannonymous7707]

Damn, this song, guess I'll always carry a torch for her. Rip

[@brazilgrass]

Brazil loves you, master! 💕

[@garysmith597]

What a song absolutely fantastic thanks yours sincerely Gary

[@eduardoluizdeoliveira5016]

Great artist, beautiful Sing.

[@cinephileauxsemellesdevent]

Bob Dylan : "When somethin's not right it's wrong." Also Bob Dylan (in the same album) : "What's bad is good, what's good is bad" 😂

[@fatumomohamud77]

Man oh man that's tricky 😂😂😂

[@dalgetty]

Even gives us a paradox... how much more can he put in one album?

[@niallmcevoy5518]

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL...Simply jaw dropping in its brillance

[@moonlightfitz]

Writing masterpiece.

[@kishacurry8716]

Thanks Billy Crystal, for bringing me here....Here Today. Great movie 🎥 @Tiffany Haddish 💓 great job! You made this movie, extra special. I laughed and cried all the way through.

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello Dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@barryspeight6109]

I heard that when it first came out, and I still can't believe the easy genius of the writing. I'm so fortunate to have grown up in his era. I feel really sorry for people who only know about today's music. If you can call it that.

[@ursulaplatt5000]

Kind of like verlain and rimbaud. I love this beautiful romantic ditty. Makes you want to fall in love. Or just remember, i do when i hear this song.

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here.

[@La_Ru-yg8es]

"I've looked for you in old Honolulu, San Francisco and Ashtabula..." Having lived near Ashtabula all my life, this line delights me. 😊

[@mario486waluigi2]

I think I'm Addicted to listening to this

[@janetbeebe6578]

Another year has passed without you, but I will never forget my son.

[@andremattos6308]

the best record ever 🎤🎸

[@RichardHemmle]

Thanks again, Bob! I remember the mid seventies.

[@davidanteau6570]

Not one bad tune on this album!! Love ya brother

[@edinalvamacedo4657]

Bob Dylan,amo de mais seu trabalho!

[@mhpjii]

These lyrics are simple genius. I am in awe at . . . _"You're gonna make me give myself a good talkin' to."_

[@marcottavi2655]

the way he sings here is out of this world, breaks my heart every time

[@maevewhite9272]

I thought about only one person when I first heard this song, and now he's dead. the lyrics apply even more now, especially the end. I look for him everywhere and find him in people I love

[@Risviltsov]

There's me, about to turn 18 in two months, listening to The Smiths, Depeche Mode, Go 2 (as in the Eurobeat group), and Tangerine Dream, but none of them compare to the childhood in rural southern Louisiana listening to Bob Dylan. It was a simple time, and I wished I savored it more.

[@eleanorjune9831]

I still am in love with you Bob, after all the years, now 80 and still ♥ you and your miraculous lyrics and voice. You're Goin To Make Me Lonesome When You Go makes me have many bittersweet memories of those I have loved.

[@nathanjr1984]

😍😍😍😍 Bob Dylan

[@Turidheim]

Bob Dylan--love his Music

[@0otee]

Most lovely Love song! ❤️🌹👌🎶🍀👌🌹❤️ I could stay with you forever, never realize the time! Like Love can.. Thank you as always and right nów Dylan💥🌺🌹

[@pjbmusicman]

So sad considering all the upheaval in his life at the time. But i cant help but smile listening to Bob

[@chestnut909]

I've seen love go by my door It's never been this close before Never been so easy or so slow I've been shooting in the dark too long When somethin's not right it's wrong You're gonna make me lonesome when you go Dragon clouds so high above I've only known careless love It always has hit me from below But this time around it's more correct Right on target, so direct You're gonna make me lonesome when you go Purple clover, Queen Anne lace Crimson hair across your face You could make me cry if you don't know Can't remember what I was thinkin' of You might be spoilin' me too much, love You're gonna make me lonesome when you go Flowers on the hillside, bloomin' crazy Crickets talkin' back and forth in rhyme Blue river runnin' slow and lazy I could stay with you forever And never realize the time Situations have ended sad Relationships have all been bad Mine have been like Verlaine's and Rimbaud But there's no way I can compare All them scenes to this affair You're gonna make me lonesome when you go You're gonna make me wonder what I'm doin' Stayin' far behind without you You're gonna make me wonder what I'm sayin' You're gonna make me give myself a good talkin' to I'll look for you in old Honolul-a San Francisco, Ashtabula You're gonna have to leave me now, I know But I'll see you in the sky above In the tall grass, in the ones I love You're gonna make me lonesome when you go

[@janicegleason7761]

Thank You 😢

[@filmusikchannel7596]

THE BEST OF HIS ALBUMS.... NO WAY, THIS A MASTERPIECE. GREETINGS FROM ITALY!!!!!👍🤟🫡

[@tobiehimself937]

A few years ago my gf at the times mom adopted an elderly dog who only had a few months to live. It was clear he was abused, he had scars all over him and was very stand offish and affraid of everything. He didnt trust anyone, slept all the time and wouldnt let anyone touch him. She took him to the vet and found he wasnt as old as they thought, he was just sad. He slept by himself on the couch downstairs and was always alone. My gf and I moved in with her mom 3 weeks after she got him and he immediately took a liking to me for some reason. Shortly after moving in we got Covid and I was forced to sleep downstairs in a recliner. He came to sleep with me and the whole time NEVER left my side, not even to eat. We began to bond and I fell in love with him. He was the kindest, sweetest, funniest dog I've ever met. He began to liven up, let me pet him and he figured out he loved to snuggle. We both did actually. He was always by my side and followed me everywhere. When it was time to move out my gf's mom said "you know you have to take him right?" which I didnt even know was a question as I made sure the apt we found took dogs cuz I now had one. The 6 months he was supposed to live turned into 6 years. I dont have litterally any friends or children and my gf and I broke up but I was never alone and always felt loved. Really, it's the only time in my life I felt loved. He was literally my best friend and the most meaningful relationship I've ever had. I love that dog with every inch of my heart and never took a minute we had together for granted....He died 2 months ago yesterday and my heart is shattered. He was more than a dog he was my best friend and I miss him more than I ever thought possible. Now I'm all alone except for a box of ashes. This song reminds me how it felt when he was here, a feeling I never want to forget. I pray to God I'll see him again one day and will miss my little buddy every second until then.

[@Kafkaesque3]

Excellent song