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

“The Times They Are A-Changin'" by Bob Dylan
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Lyrics:
Come gather 'round people
Wherever you roam
And admit that the waters
Around you have grown
And accept it that soon
You'll be drenched to the bone.
If your time to you
Is worth savin'
Then you better start swimmin'
Or you'll sink like a stone
For the times they are a-changin'.
Come writers and critics
Who prophesize with your pen
And keep your eyes wide
The chance won't come again
And don't speak too soon
For the wheel's still in spin
And there's no tellin' who
That it's namin'.
For the loser now
Will be later to win
For the times they are a-changin'.
Come senators, congressmen
Please heed the call
Don't stand in the doorway
Don't block up the hall
For he that gets hurt
Will be he who has stalled
There's a battle outside
And it is ragin'.
It'll soon shake your windows
And rattle your walls
For the times they are a-changin'.
Come mothers and fathers
Throughout the land
And don't criticize
What you can't understand
Your sons and your daughters
Are beyond your command
Your old road is
Rapidly agin'.
Please get out of the new one
If you can't lend your hand
For the times they are a-changin'.
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'.
#BobDylan #Folk #SingerSongwriter

[@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

[@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

[@johnathanryan2117]

Listening in UK 2024 .... goosebumps

[@alistairjohnfdownie1007]

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

[@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.

[@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

[@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

[@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

[@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!

[@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

[@docmupsy]

This song is exactly as valid in this moment.

[@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 🎶 ❤🎉❤❤

[@fernandomaschio549]

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

[@user-vm6xy8um3c]

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

[@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?

[@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.

[@Henry-Paget]

because dylan is the greatest lyricist to ever live

[@seth3911]

Truth remains steadfast...humans shift their beliefs

[@grantbartley483]

@@Henry-Paget oh yeah, that too

[@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

[@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!!!

[@williamcrowley50]

Mason Jennings version's pretty great too.

[@Uliburgh22]

It also goes good with Watchmen

[@briefcasewanker4765]

Uli Quiroz yeeesss

[@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

[@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

[@rustynail8622]

You're a classic 🫡.

[@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.

[@CaptainJackandBingo]

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

[@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

[@justhuman963]

@@aggelos8256 Ok

[@Journeyman321]

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

[@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?

[@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.

[@elmtreeroad]

Born Ontario Canada ‘84. Things are bad, real bad. God bless everyone and may you find happiness for it’s there for the taking. God bless 💙🇨🇦

[@FOCKTARD]

RIGHT ON!!

[@deep153]

What's bad

[@Vascomadueno]

Yo soy de Latinoamérica las cosas están muy mal acá.

[@Theoxuesu]

Fret not, liberty and self determination will forever reign upon these lands. Irregardless of what a government may do or say.

[@FOCKTARD]

@@Theoxuesu NAW, NOT THE CASE ANYMORE, THE COMMIE DEMONCRATS ARE USING TECHNOLOGY TO FOCK THE WORLD OVER! WE ARE DOOMED. BOOB DYLAN IS A JOOO!!!

[@NoThatOtherGuy]

A generation rallied behind this song. The same generation forgot its meaning...

[@DD-d6d3]

No, we didn't forget. Don't blame old people scraping by on Social Security for the actions of billionaires and corporations.

[@NoThatOtherGuy]

@@DD-d6d3 i blame a generation that has spent decades empowering billionaires. Sucking on puddles for their trickle down. Actively voting to defend them. Please get out of the new road if you can't raise a hand.

[@ala0284]

D D we blame your generation for backing the civil rights movement yet still allowing systemic racism raging for the next 50 years

[@jacobwalsh1888]

Two total idiots here. The only systemic racism is the lies that the fascist left spreads. Learn to dig deep and interpret data properly, rather than sit at the knees of the media and lap up cherry picked statisticsics.

[@ala0284]

Jacob Walsh i cant even be bothered to come up with a comeback. You’re so stupid you probably won’t understand anyway

[@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.

[@ktomsen8528]

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

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hello

[@thevinhnguyen8245]

BOB DYLAN FOREVER

[@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

[@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

[@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

[@sandylross8710]

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

[@GM-dg6mj]

lesson from this song: _"those who refused to change are doomed to repeat history"_

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Great to hear

[@ElijahAlexander-zf8wv]

@@bobdylan-sx5dr man you ain't no bob dylan. quit playin

[@KatJ3st]

and again, and again, ....

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

@@KatJ3st yes where you from

[@missingno88]

change isn't necessarily good lol it's absurd to believe otherwise

[@gigaryman2023]

Hitting very hard in 2022. Thanks, Bob.

[@MarkNowotarski]

Just played it for our men's zoom bible study. Comment: "Sounds like it was written for today", Response, "It was written for today."

[@charlesthoreson4162]

@@MarkNowotarski Humanity has created every single god, goddess, deity, and entity in the entirety of our existence. Your bronze age myths are what this song is about.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hello

[@BobDylan81]

Thank you, how are you doing

[@petergriffin8436]

@@MarkNowotarski Never written for even yesterday, song remains present until it is written.

[@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.

[@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

[@aaronyost8519]

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

[@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.

[@lukedaley17]

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

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Appreciate

[@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!

[@waterglas21]

60's...what a time to have been alive.

[@Poetically_Incorrect]

they were indeed. And i cry now and then that i could never live in the 60's ever.

[@waterglas21]

@@Poetically_Incorrect don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened

[@jtturrentine9092]

@@Poetically_Incorrect yeah just think of the draft letters and all the riots you could have been trapped in!!

[@Poetically_Incorrect]

@@jtturrentine9092 would have been worth it.

[@curtisbonneau1396]

JT Turrentine and the cold war, vietnam! Not to mention you wouldnt be able to look up your favorite songs on youtube

[@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 💯💕💕💕

[@RandyJTube]

Speaks profoundly to a man meeting his middle age. Change is inevitable. Like flowing water.

[@sidpheasant7585]

The flowing water that is a new baptism, being Born Again truly in the Holy Spirit. Happened to me after I was brought low and begged. Nothing better than that EVER happened to me. The waters around you have grown, and accept it that soon you'll be drenched to the bone. It could be the Flood or it could be the life-saving Holy Spirit. The song is (also) about that choice...

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Appreciate

[@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 :)

[@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

[@deadlynightshade7867]

A singing man who could predict the future

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

@@deadlynightshade7867 thank you so much and where you from ?

[@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!

[@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.

[@strangemarkings]

Imagine writing a song so profound that everyone who hears it believes it to be true, forever.

[@ilikeyoutube836]

Well f*cking said

[@nomadwolfox2140]

if you write about common human factors its timeless.

[@sicsempertyrannisvi4107]

and this despite mountains of evidence pointing to the contrary fact much was plagiarized form people who were never credited. Bob the prophet of profit

[@david-dj8or]

@Nova My logical and polite comments get deleted lots of times. And it is a human that deletes my comments. I tried using sarcasm which says opposite what I wish to say. A computer would not recognize sarcasm but it would be obvious to a human so there is a human deleting my comments.

[@david-dj8or]

@@sicsempertyrannisvi4107 If people write something it is logical that others have written it before without ever hearing what others had written.

[@brandonklotz1207]

This song is extremely relevant in the 2024 election cycle. Crazy this going on right now. I hope the US pulls through together no matter what.

[@Waldemar_la_Tendresse]

I, on the other hand, hope that humanity will pull together.

[@anniegaffney8378]

​@@Waldemar_la_TendresseSame hand❤

[@Jim-so3zm]

Rarely has this song been as relevant as it is now.

[@ikesters6697]

This song was relevant in the 60s, the 70s, the 80s, the 90s, the turn of thd millennium, the rise of the internet, and today and tomorrow and forever. For better or for worse

[@Samantha_C1]

For worse. We’re in a period of time where we all seeing the biggest “wealth shift” ever & it is global. They’re working towards a NWO. Agenda 30/The Fourth Industrial Revolution, talking us into a digital world of control 😢 .

[@larranag]

Come senators, congressmen Please heed the call Don't stand in the doorway Don't block up the hall For he that gets hurt Will be he who has stalled There's a battle outside And it is ragin'. It'll soon shake your windows And rattle your walls For the times they are a-changin'.

[@MoonChild-nw6oy]

And then there is the 14th amendment!

[@djstarr-lowery4047]

But they didn't. Somewhere we lost the thread, lost the lyric, lost the meaning. Now we have to lose the hatred and separation.

[@kelvinhernandez6045]

i know right crazy powerful stuff

[@robflanagan7204]

As the old man that am, I watched the Capitol building being asalted the last thing I had suspected was A kick in my face. The only thing that has been accomplished with the so called peaceful demonstrators. I'm not too old that I don't know what went on, but I think I would have to say that what I saw on my television (and every channel I switched to) look at the other views but it was like a lot more people that are not respectful of the things that we as a nation hold onto and I don't know what you mean by that forcable crowd wasn't a demonstration of what I understand it to be an honest attempt to forcibly enter the people's House and disrupt the counting ofI will have as devided

[@AbbyNormal777]

@Frank Robinson uhh 🤔

[@rossa31415]

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

[@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

[@georgiagalaxy]

Great guitar, great strums, great chords, great message. 🎸

[@juancamacho5746]

Come gather 'round people Wherever you roam And admit that the waters Around you have grown And accept it that soon You'll be drenched to the bone If your time to you is worth savin' And you better start swimmin' Or you'll sink like a stone For the times they are a-changin' Come writers and critics Who prophesize with your pen And keep your eyes wide The chance won't come again And don't speak too soon For the wheel's still in spin And there's no tellin' who That it's namin' For the loser now Will be later to win For the times they are a-changin' 🎵🎶🎵🎶 Come senators, congressmen Please heed the call Don't stand in the doorway Don't block up the hall For he that gets hurt Will be he who has stalled The battle outside ragin' Will soon shake your windows And rattle your walls For the times they are a-changin' Come mothers and fathers Throughout the land And don't criticize What you can't understand Your sons and your daughters Are beyond your command Your old road is rapidly agin' Please get out of the new one If you can't lend your hand For the times they are a-changin' 🎵🎶🎵🎶 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'

[@billgonzales8978]

thank you

[@azoreanblue7906]

Thank you !! 💜

[@peacemaker579]

Thank you.

[@juancamacho5746]

@@peacemaker579 nice name🙂

[@peacemaker579]

@@juancamacho5746 Thank you.

[@jnyerere]

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

[@SveinHelgeGrdem]

Congratulations with your 80 years, Bob the man! Me and my soon 2 years old daughter is listening. She calls you Bobba Dillon.

[@Forestlif3]

Remember listening to this song as a child. My father always played the cassette tape in the car.

[@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 ?

[@PaperCorpse]

The absolute goat.

[@gbo9816]

This song will echo throughout time forever and ever

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Appreciate

[@TheGrungekid1997]

More relevant every single year. Thank god for bob dylan.

[@AFxS130]

*"The line it is drawn and the curse it is cast."* And it will keep going forever.

[@simonvance8054]

As relevant today as ever, beautiful song… no one will ever do a better version either…

[@webby3109]

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

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hello

[@Norita562]

The times are changin. But this song will remain the same through generations. It will live on. I will keep the music alive and pass it along to my future children until I die. I am super passionate about music so I hope my children inherit that along with wise words of course ❤

[@theblackgambit1]

Watching "Watchmen", and heard this song and had to find it. The words are so profound for the times we are living in. Our society is trash now. Sad.

[@HarryNicNicholas]

i was around 13 when i first heard this, in art class at school. we listened to the beatles, stones, captain beefart - art was more like civics than civics. RIP mr holt.

[@breakingthestitch2507]

It’s been trash people just view the past with rose tinted glasses

[@RRRRR15]

When was it better lol

[@marsyasthesatyr]

Its never been better, we are still the same men and women. The same evils are just reborn. Time is a flat circle and it always will be. edit: YEEESSHHH not listening to dylan again after what came out about him

[@oscarosullivan4513]

This is bob dylans situation currently now it is clear that he might be a nonce

[@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

[@blessedbeautifulhealthyhai9695]

"Come mothers and fathers throughout the land And don't criticize what you can't understand Your sons and your daughters are beyond your command Your old road is rapidly agin' Please get out of the new one if you can't lend your hand For the times they are a-changin" For me, those lyrics hit the hardest. Every generation thinks that they're better than the next generation and that they're better than the previous generation. That is a cycle that has been going on since the beginning of time and will probably continue untill the end. People will never adapt to change.

[@DrPoonLover]

Agreed its powerful stuff and will be forever relevant.

[@Araliketheriver]

Totally agree

[@WINNINGTHELOSERGAME]

thats fucking right!

[@iammyself1935]

boomers be like

[@masterwes6302]

@@iammyself1935 But what your statement ignores is that EVERY generation since time immemorial has felt the same way about the previous generation.

[@georged4578]

People will listen to this song and Dylan as a whole in 300 years like Beethoven and Mozart.

[@georged4578]

@Fella Truth I mean they’ll listen to this music like how people listen to Mozart I’m not comparing them

[@hydratedobama8450]

already listening to this for school haha

[@Lopal12]

@@hydratedobama8450 i lissen to it for nosalga i never had it makes me tear up 😢

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

Sorry pal, in 300 (actually probably about 100 ) years the human race will be extinct.

[@Lopal12]

@@Hithere-ek4qt or in the stars

[@daniebosman2251]

"The world will look up to us and shout save us and I'll whisper no."

[@Stynze]

"yeah great, can you just keep away from me and never come anywhere near me again for as long as i live?"

[@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

[@michaelhopkins1965]

TIMELESS this song reaches beyond time and space, we can all be 17 again whenever we want!

[@michaelhopkins1965]

@BobDylan-nf9hu Thank you too. I am now. You always inspire me to stand up and get the devil out of the way!👍

[@jabarisimba4568]

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

[@grofy7748]

it's the same with every generation, regardless of the era.

[@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.

[@Dravianpn02]

This song is more relevant now than ever.

[@rodendsley4401]

Loved this in The Watchmen. Got to give Bob big props. All acoustic and even though his voice maybe a bit off but his songs are a great part of American history.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Thanks

[@that1cat999]

Honestly, his voice is perfect for this song. No one else could sing it

[@JesusRamirez-vt6lk]

Do you remember the other Dylan song that they played in Watchmen?

[@chikin52]

@@JesusRamirez-vt6lk There were 2, but they were both covers. Hendrix's All Along The Watchtower, and MCR's Desolation Row

[@katiebiega8070]

Bob Dylan musical poet legend ❤️

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Thanks

[@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

[@vincentbrannelly8786]

Possibly the finest lyrics ever written .

[@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

[@solaire5668]

my entire subscription feed is just full of these uploads right now

[@oliveeisner8964]

The greatest day of my life!

[@FroggyTheNinja]

oh yeah yeah?

[@sofianocoppola222]

A T 😎

[@freshstart3555]

Awesome

[@zachtheobald3802]

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

[@stanaronowitz3908]

Dylan is and will be # for all time.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Hi fan

[@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

[@goldenfreddyvlogs9513]

I love this song my daddy used to sing it all the time in the car before he moved far away and i miss him so much ❤❤

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

H we llo

[@themangoman9315]

this song is timeless it will be remembered for centuries

[@jeryhans8407]

Right

[@cjay2]

Unfortunately, it won't. The present generation doesn't know who the Beatles were, let alone Bob Dylan. And the corporations that allowed this to be published will shortly get rid of it forever, as it doesn't align with their 'great reset'. Just saying.

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Thank you

[@johnc3179]

Literally the perfect song for any 60s movie

[@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

[@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.

[@ahsan_nahiyan]

Perfect song for the current situation in Bangladesh

[@fairuzfaatin6870]

Agreed!

[@josemariaordeix4699]

This song is very much alive today.

[@mikecsernyik7360]

And how!

[@bobdylan-sx5dr]

Great

[@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.

[@7Kingsmen]

Beautifully used in Watchmen’s opening credit sequence!

[@JeHa1967]

7Kingsmen 👍🏻

[@kimok4716]

Beautiful song in a beautiful movie

[@Okie_Pokie15]

I was trying to remember where I heard this.. Watchmen

[@MichaelCollins1922]

Silk Spectre I: "I was a hero goddamnit!"

[@alltheworldsastage4785]

Yes.

[@Rough-Diamond-1]

Come gather around people...

[@alcosmic]

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

[@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.