Bob Dylan - One More Cup of Coffee (Official Audio)

[@goittoog7563]

He puts more in one line, than most people could put in a book.

[@vallipherson6453]

Or in all of Wikipedia

[@maryoconnor9360]

You've got that right ?

[@Brian-zp1df]

Haha

[@ihabibrahim8902]

Exactly, this is the biggest difference I find between older and todays music .. singers like him, Leonard Cohen , Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix , Nina Simone and many more .. you need to write a page to explain a sentence or a bar of their songs

[@mattchu_caleb]

@@ihabibrahim8902 The thing is there is still a lot of artist today that are doing it almost as good or just as good as all of the old classic songwriters The problem is it’s just not what’s popular anymore it doesn’t sell so it doesn’t make the radio and it doesn’t get playtime and nobody ever hears about them. That’s really the problem commercial music pop nobody wants to hear conscious shit nobody wants to hear deep shit anymore, because everybody’s just trying to drown out the world we’re in More and more as time goes on.. I will say one artist I have seen nowadays cross that barrier and do conscious music while still making it pop/popular so it gets radio time and is very popular worldwide is Kendrick Lamar! I suggest you check them out if you haven’t already but you probably have because like I just said he was able to cross that popular barrier in my opinion with mostly conscious music but see that’s just the price you have to pay to be popular you can’t make every song deep. You have to have some that are toe deep and have nothing more to them but then what’s at face value, just to dance to basically! A head nodder catchy and simple as can be!

[@mehmetcimenderoglu8158]

The first time I listened to this song, I was going to my hometown Kastamonu from İzmir and I was in a bus. The bus climbed so many bends and reached a hill's top. I saw this song on the playlist of the company and I started to listen to it. The sun was about to rise and I didn't know how much road we took till that point. The bus took the last bend and at that moment, I saw huge, plain fields, a valley I couldn't see where it ends while the sun was rising and started to make warm all the land. I couldn't take myself out of the song. While we were going down from the hill, I was in another world, we were in the valley and there was one or two tears in my eyes maybe because of happiness or because of some reason I still don't know but I felt like I understood something and I felt I was belonged to it. To all the people who can feel these things with love...

[@dilaozturk9202]

Mehmet Çimenderoğlu cok iyi yazmissin

[@mehmetcimenderoglu8158]

@@dilaozturk9202 çok teşekkür ederim Dila, içimden geçenleri yazdım.

[@oleandreasjensen5263]

Peace and love : )

[@selman9310]

Mehmet Çimenderoğlu abi çok iyi yazmışsın. Kastamonudan yazıyorum :)

[@ferhatyaman7067]

Kardeş ne yazmışsın öyle ya

[@mrsusan5672]

"Your loyalty is not to me, but to the stars above." This man is a poet as much as a musician.

[@henlaojim]

He is actually more of a poet than a musician. He has made some of the worst recordings I have ever heard. For example, take his recording of You Belong to Me, in whhich he doesn't seem to know either the words or the chords.

[@dixonpinfold2582]

@@henlaojim Somewhere here you can find a one-hour press conference he gave in SF in 1965 or 66. In it he specifies that he is "a song and dance man".

[@decaffeinatedafrican5997]

meh anything that has to do with stars or moonlight is instantly considered poetic

[@NunesAlbert]

Well... he won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

[@veraikra7650]

🧚🏻‍♀️

[@Winterveile]

My older brother had pancreatic cancer and this was the very last song he heard. As we gathered around his bed we played this song and just like a movie moment when the song ended he took his last breath. Now when I hear this song I think of him and I’m learning to play this song with my flute. Thank you Mr Dylan

[@cjclark3687]

Prayers for you

[@dearjoeymusic1146]

May ur brother rest on beautifully

[@TheSunkkiyeh]

it's like a jorney. i am sure your brother is in the heaven peacefully.

[@martinyates1488]

My thoughts are with you, may your brother rest in peace.

[@bobdylan1794]

Hello Thanks for your comment and supports, your comments and constant support has brought me this far. Keep Supporting ❤️ Please send me a mail via. [e-mail]

[@vincenzostr4488]

"Your heart is like an ocean mysterious and dark"

[@tasfrnhaluk3037]

"your heart is like an ocean, mysterious and dark" kardeşim...

[@ulascokguler5416]

Aynen öyle reis

[@tasfrnhaluk3037]

@@ulascokguler5416 üzdü reis

[@fatihmehmet4753]

Aynen

[@aycha8373]

🚬

[@wiseman3984]

bob dylandan müslüme gectim

[@douglasross4377]

Bob's Arib sound , the gypsy violin, and Emmy Lou, wow I have played this song over 1000 times. It's addictive!

[@eligoitein6499]

uh yes song has got intermix of Sephardic, flamemco, gypsy sstrains intermingled in a flawless harmony, He may indeed be a wandering jew of vocal styles but in thisv one he reached the deepest chord of soul and song

[@photist100]

Emmy Lou stands for Harris? New info to humble me, if so plase let us know? Thanks.

[@garymaidman625]

​@@photist100yes, Emmy Lou Harris.

[@samj1012]

One of the greatest songs ever..mystical, unhinged, and surreal...

[@Rocketman2.0]

If you lovr this you'll definitely like Van Morrison and the chieftains, raglan road BBC tv 💯

[@samj1012]

@Rocketman2.0 i w ill look 4it many thanks

[@andreasbroda8307]

👍

[@derekeckersall2940]

Absolutely!!!

[@TheMarkatkins]

I’d sustained a really bad brain injury circa 2009 and when during my neuro-rehab I somehow discovered this epic dark and transcendental song for the very first time and for some strange twist of fate it played inside my head and got me through a really tough time !! Thanks Bob 🙌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🆗

[@nbme-answers]

beautiful

[@chrisosborne3404]

So haunting...brilliant

[@rs19147]

Howling, intense, shamanic like, vocals. Anyone who says Bob Dylan couldn't sing, send them here. Desire is an incredible album that no other artist in a million years will ever replicate.

[@meganearls3744]

Hey check out the cover by Frazey Ford. Its awesome too :)

[@leobrussel9471]

Agreed

[@cliveclerkenville2637]

Sir yes fucking sir

[@Les_Ortegas]

Truth you seek my friend😊

[@MrJonpac]

I did think he wasn't a great singer but I discovered this song today and I've changed my mind. What a classic

[@krechenklein4453]

Hauntingly beautiful. Desire is one of Dylan’s best works.

[@blackandgold676]

Right?!!!

[@photonpar]

Only in my opinion THIS is the best Bob Dylan's song ever ...

[@lecibreak8421]

Well you here one of his song and say this is the best,then you hear another one and say this one is the best...Clearly me 😂

[@jeffreybowd1249]

It's true, it's pure insight, I never tire of it

[@sidd5938]

I'm not gonna argue..

[@blackandgold676]

AGREED! This voice fits this song/instruments better than any other. It has that Arabic-call-from-the-minuet vibrato.

[@gentimilephotography]

“One More Cup of Coffee”, is a beautiful duet between Dylan and Emmylou Harris that passionately expresses the narrator’s longing. Throughout the song, Scarlet Rivera’s mournful violin underscores the sadness.

[@ianfrasermitchell6768]

Thats very true, a fantastic song, it can mean many things to the listener, Dylan is a genius

[@donaldloehr4300]

I was going to ask who the female singing with Dylan is but assuming, by your comment, it is Emmylou Harris.

[@jamiehalifax4954]

Yeah, thanks from me too,wuz wondering who the broad wuz ..

[@judith6571]

@@jamiehalifax4954 Learn something.

[@LudwigSauerteig]

Oh, je what a *hity song. Richard Dickinson from Hobart Tasmanien brings me here. He got life sentense for killing his mother. This *tupit kicked her to death because she told him to turn this song a bit quieter.

[@TaylorCarnahan-w1z]

I truly believe this might be one of the best songs of all time. I was turned on to it by Robert Plant saying it was his favorite song.

[@yavuzzz]

I couldn't find. Where and when said it?

[@juliamachado9938]

I cry with emotion when I listen this song

[@rositachadronet6187]

So do I...... rosita 🌹

[@barleschronson1075]

It took me awhile to appreciate the genius of Dylan. At first, I couldn't get over the way he sings. Once I started digging on the lyrics and getting a bigger picture of the quality of his music, it clicked. Dude is a legend.

[@nerenahd]

Same here

[@MrJonpac]

Well put my friend. I felt the same but his lyrics are amazing. Iam a massive Peter Doherty fan and he also has the magic in his pen

[@memergamer312]

That's why I always prefer the lyrics. I am lyrical fan. I never had a single thought about Bob's voice because I never cared about it. I don't care if it's good or bad. Those lyrics are too good to make his voice unnoticeable.

[@Zombiekittyslayer]

As it should be. It can be an acquired taste. 100% I think it depends on what's going on in one's life that seals the deal, and appreciates him more so.

[@paulsontag9233]

It must be said that the way he sang this song was unusual even for him. I believe it was influenced by a famous Egyptian chanteuse whose name I can’t remember sadly. Umm Kulthum. Found it!

[@Proud_Texan]

The Violin and Emmy Lou Harris vocals bring this song together so well 💞

[@davido3026]

Scarlet Rivera!!!

[@ELMOWAS15]

Happy Birthday Mr. Dylan. I was very fortunate I was able to see him perform this song live. GOAT !

[@mariannell]

❤

[@jimp9791]

I sing this song to myself every day as I am having my last cup of coffee, lol Of course, there's a Dylan song for every situation

[@georgehorniman]

I saw Tom Jones in concert this week. He was great - even at 83. He said that he was going to sing some Bob Dylan, as we all love a bit of Bob Dylan. He sang this. I was speechless after, although I sang along to the song, unlike numerous TJ fans who had no idea of the song. Thank you Bob for another one of your gifts and the whole Desire album.

[@elliottyeomans654]

Who the fuck could bother seeing Tom Jones? You must be american!

[@mariannell]

❤ For both, the Legend, and great Tom.

[@MrJonpac]

I can't describe the feeling this song gives me. Ive listened to a million songs but this is the one that ive been searching for my whole music life.

[@vallipherson6453]

My grandson started his Dylan music life early with this song that I happened to play as we were on a short road trip. He asked for it every time he road with me for years. I'd enjoy hearing the 2 of you discuss the song and its influence on you over time. (He doesn't like the Doors though...oh well, he likes most of the soundtrack of my life which is an unlooked for gift.)

[@MrJonpac]

@@vallipherson6453 It sounds like you have done a great job in showing your Grandson some fantastic music that means alot to you. Music has the power to connect us all

[@caferyildiz3664]

Today in the morning all of sudden I just wanted to listen to this lovely song and off course I needed a cup of coffee.

[@eligoitein6499]

me to! just had to hear it again... and then I replayed it SEVEN TIMES. the harmony w/Emmy Loub and Scarlett Rivera's violin. and yes, a cup of coffo

[@angiewolflove4040]

To my sweet love Bob Dylan...Your heart is like an ocean.....mysterious and dark. ❤💋

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@angiewolflove4040]

@@BryanadamsmusicincAlways nice to meet another Dylan fan.

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

The opening chords are full of a sense of foreboding.

[@alranee59]

i first listened to this song with my best friend at age 15, out lying in the school field looking at the setting sun through our toes...this song was played as we watched the red sun setting...it changed my view of the world and inspired me to write poetry till now at age 63...

[@knutz7]

I’d like to read a poem about you & your besty sitting in a field watching the sun go down while listening & feeling this song. ❤

[@maryoconnor9360]

@oleggorky906 .. maybe she justice wrote down the incorrect year or it's a typo or maybe you could relax.. lol Oh ya .. she said she was 63...

[@ferociousgumby]

"But your heart is like an ocean, mysterious and dark." How can he give such simple words such overwhelming power?

[@dixonpinfold2582]

The rain of words with power fell on fertile ground in the mind of a brilliant boy. He paid rapt attention, and became a brilliant man.

[@adamgutteridge9664]

Because they are . . . words

[@TheDebz12]

My favourite lyric/part of the song ✌

[@maiara3870]

One of my favorite Dylan's songs

[@ameerfitness9714]

me to

[@molliebauer2107]

yes maiara. i used to work a bookstore in burlington vt and i played this album over and over...it never ever got old

[@artsurfliteratura]

Mine to

[@michaelj8647]

But your heart is like an ocean mysterious and dark...

[@unagjac890]

I scrolled into this comment at the EXACT time the line was sung.

[@yavuzaygun5902]

No,mine is not

[@jonmacdonald5345]

Michael León And her face is like a hyena minus the fleas and Bark!

[@simond2534]

Simple and brilliant and profound

[@22448824]

UNagJac So did I

[@Proud_Texan]

My favorite Dylan album 💞

[@BobDylan-1]

Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listenin to my music….🥰❤️

[@kwijung]

Desire is my favorite Bob Dylan album.

[@thesongtowoody]

interesting.

[@kc2094]

It's not my favorite, but it's a really good album to get into Dylan especially. Outside of the electric trilogy, I'd say this is up there as a good showcase. And this is a good song that shows how he's a pretty damn good singer on a technical level. I always hate how people say that he can't sing, because they don't like his tone. Considering those are two way different things. Also, they've probably never heard Nashville Skyline if they think he has a bad tone.

[@duckydev5805]

Yeah great album. emmylou harris backing singing too incredible

[@GumperVanLier]

It's my favorite too.

[@tanjalovse2427]

mine too.

[@greggbarrett7117]

Anyone who thought Dylan couldn't sing in those days never tried to sing along with this track.

[@daniellowe1932]

He was a different breed had great songs

[@gregolson5532]

He didn't care. He sang very well if he wanted. His message is in the words. Poet more than an entertainer.

[@josephkrueger929]

You literally made me spit out my drink while reading your comment, so thank you for the laugh... and thank you for the clean up which took place after my laughing spree 😂

[@joelananna1116]

My sister used to preform this song She would have said same thing She just passed You've made my heart smile ty sir

[@arekbiedrzycki3200]

Bjnjhivhbjjkunnnuu

[@jenniferfelan694]

Emmylou Harris sings the harmony with Bob on this. What a voice!

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@RobertCeisler]

Your breath is sweet Your eyes are like two jewels in the sky Your back is straight, your hair is smooth On the pillow where you lie But I don't sense affection No gratitude or love Your loyalty is not to me But to the stars above One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below Your daddy he's an outlaw And a wanderer by trade He'll teach you how to pick and choose And how to throw the blade He oversees his kingdom So no stranger does intrude His voice it trembles as he calls out For another plate of food One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below Your sister sees the future Like your mama and yourself You've never learned to read or write There's no books upon your shelf And your pleasure knows no limits Your voice is like a meadowlark But your heart is like an ocean Mysterious and dark One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below

[@bootapooh4255]

Crtton

[@noslenbrazil]

Robert Ceisler Tks

Thank You Sir.... Thank You.

[@cnred7987]

Robert Ceisler it’s literally in the description

[@robertkristiansen3085]

Tha ks

[@danielstanislawczyk8068]

My wife and I love singing this song together. It has a special place in my heart!!!

[@Benson57-19]

Rarely does a song bring me goose bumps. This is one of them

[@brotherlylovestudios]

The violinist did wonders for this entire album. It’s excellent work.

[@brotherlylovestudios]

Just found the credits and it was Scarlett Rivera

[@davorinflis3825]

Yes, it beautifully fits within the song which is altogether perfect

[@wileyjdraws7594]

Never been a fan of Dylan but this is a masterpiece.

[@ronmcnamara403]

HIS GREATEST IN MY OPINION.............I'M NOT A FAN OF HIS EITHER!!!

[@googleuser3737]

Robert Plant did right to this song.

[@ayotourtravel8385]

@@googleuser3737 ??

[@ayotourtravel8385]

@@googleuser3737 ?????? ?

[@googleuser3737]

@@ayotourtravel8385 well, I like how his version better, matter of opinion.

[@윤중천-f1q]

명곡.. 당신의 지금의 음악이 나의 가게 오픈전 음악입니다. 감사합니다. 멋진음악

[@manis5250]

This song makes me forget the notion of time.

[@TheIloveyouxxo]

Masterpiece. A random mix that sometimes may even sound out of tune but it's so unique. His voice is just so unique and different.

[@LorriMcCone-ho3of]

This is my favorite song, nothing compares to it. The vocals are incredible and the lyrics are so poetic, a story for the ages! An unrequited love song ❤

[@anyone9689]

the backup is by emmylou harris , one of my favorite female vocalists - check out " spanish johnny" by emmylou harris i think you will enjoy it .

[@LorriMcCone-ho3of]

@@anyone9689 thank you, I will...

[@davidbird5018]

Emmylou Harris has the sweetest harmonies! Reminds me of her with Gram Parsons.

[@anyone9689]

@@davidbird5018 y rip emmylou , one of the goats

[@arnoldblashak171]

Oh I know it's such a beautiful piece of artistic poetry

[@elliewong162]

Your loyalty is not to me... But to the stars above..

[@BobDylan-1]

Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listenin to my music….🥰❤️

[@leonardofragoso6244]

Beatiful song good nights friends.

[@natpowers1]

I love the Arabic essences to his vocals, and the mystique and depth of the musicality. Makes one thing that they are venturing into a deep unknown corner of the Amazon, and indeed an uncharted terrain of the mind. Brilliant, and significant to my beginnings.

[@wildmanjones9817]

I was just thinking along these same lines - I feel like if you couldn’t understand English you would think it was being sung in Arabic

[@mrkica1]

? grüsse aus serbien❤

[@IvanBilenjkij]

Pure lyrical masterpiece. He just takes you there.

[@ANUNNATEMPLE]

Lyrics: Your breath is sweet, your eyes are like two jewels in the sky Your back is straight, your hair is smooth on the pillow where you lie But I don't sense affection, no gratitude or love Your loyalty is not to me but to the stars above One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below Your daddy, he's an outlaw and a wanderer by trade He'll teach you how to pick and choose, and how to throw the blade He oversees his kingdom, so no stranger does intrude His voice, it trembles as he calls out for another plate of food One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below Your sister sees the future like your mama and yourself You've never learned to read or write, there's no books upon your shelf And your pleasure knows no limits, your voice is like a meadow lark But your heart is like an ocean, mysterious and dark One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below

[@billlackey5158]

My brother-in-law introduced me to Bob Dylan when I was like 20 years old or maybe younger and he brought me his first album for my 20th birthday and I still got that album I love that album play this is my favorite album

[@swish4083]

The lyrics touched my heart。

[@germanarreche6286]

When i listened this song was on a records shop.. i buy it right there

[@copthis5978]

Have been listening to Mr Bob Dylans music for 60 yrs now i play his songs still everyday without a day missed and they will be playing at my funeral thank god for Bob.

[@richardtorr4553]

Bob Dylan leads and others follow!

[@raanst123]

Listening to Bob Dylan makes you smarter. Really!

[@dylanhalverson7599]

Listened to this, walking alone down a beach just around sunset, that golden hour. I had a decent buzz. As I walked, the surf washing over my feet every few step I took, I couldn't help but reflect and appreciate life. It was one of those moments in life of true peace and appreciation. Good medicine.

[@juancamacho5746]

Your breath is sweet Your eyes are like two jewels in the sky Your back is straight, your hair is smooth On the pillow where you lie I don't sense affection Nor no gratitude or love Your loyalty is not to me but to the stars above One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee before I go To the valley below Your daddy, he's an outlaw And a wanderer by trade He'll teach you how to pick an' choose And how to throw the blade He oversees his kingdom Where no stranger does intrude His voice it trembles as he calls out For another plate of food One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee before I go To the valley below Your sister sees the future Like your momma and yourself You never learned to read or write There's no books upon her shelf And your pleasure knows no limits Your voice is like a meadow lark But your heart is like an ocean So mysterious and dark One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee before I go To the valley below 🎻🎻

[@petergrundy8081]

Belongs in a dark western

[@nikoskokkinos6153]

Dylan: A major figure in popular culture during a career spanning of more than 60 Years!

[@MaquiladoraIII]

So, so, so, so good. Those mesmerising Emmylou Harris harmonies that seem to "wrap around" Dylan's best vocal performance since "Nashville Skyline"; the bass line; that tense Scarlet Rivera fiddle.

[@noradosmith]

Yea the overall sound on this album is fantastic, the balancing of the male and female voices and instruments create something truly unique in his work.

[@linshanhsiang]

You mean mesmerizing. It's the perfect word.

[@MaquiladoraIII]

@@linshanhsiang Fixed. UK spelling.

[@yildizocalmaz3813]

O kadar aradım ki bu orjinal yorumu. Yıllar önce bulmuş ve kaybetmiştim. Hiç bir yorum bunun gibi değil.harika ötesi❤️

[@tahahalcoglu7471]

Spotify'da vardı ses kaliteside çok iyi

[@1vengefulheart743]

I have no idea what y’all just said.. but if it was good.. I agree 100% ✌🏻❤️.

[@notbelonganywhere4360]

@@1vengefulheart743 she is saying that she happy to find the original vers. The others vers was not like this.

[@1vengefulheart743]

Not Belong Anywhere what were the other verses ?

[@notbelonganywhere4360]

@@1vengefulheart743 Guns N' Roses, Antony and the Jhonses, Avrill Lavigne, Raign exc. she loves original song from Bob Dy

[@abdulhamidosman8881]

This song will always remind me of the most beautiful days in the university of California State University L A I used to a listen to your songs while studying in 1975 such a long time. Thank you Mr. Dylan

[@lindalee4224]

This album the first Bob Dylan album and I was hooked on his music and I was only 14 year's old I'm 51 now and still love his music 💿📀💽

[@serdarkanburoglu7131]

me too. Started with hurricane and then the rest came :D

[@jadrankabelancic1957]

Sorry, but it was not his first album.. Maybe for you.. 🤗💓🙏✌️

[@debbydowner6414]

Desire very important Album to me also

[@waynebrady4296]

Ha me too and I’m 50

[@ccc4102]

You're still a Kid😏wish I was 50 again.

[@ismaely7527]

THAT BASS!!

[@billt5410]

Ismael Y First few notes is my favorite part !

[@MonotoneCreeper]

The bass on the whole album is great. I especially love Joey

[@yavuzaygun5902]

I thought it's acoustic xD

[@imannonymous7707]

ya killer

[@edchigliak]

I am waiting on Bob Dylan's concert tommorow in Rockhal, Luxemburg. I heard and saw him last time in 2011. It seems so like it was yesterday. It is recommended to be phone-free atmosphere, just to get this feeling as many decades before all these techno gadgets. Just the performer and his Art.

[@Jlove-t6h]

Wow! Wish I was there… would love to know how the phone situation plan worked… would be amazing! 🤩 ❤enjoy.. have a cup of coffee before you go !!

[@marklinehan5549]

This is so immediately ancient. Dylan was here before. The violin is so haunting and holds the whole song together. Stunning.

[@jeannesandner1918]

dylan is "un juif errant" he has already been everywhere at any time!

[@sureshyonzon1432]

This is the song that got me hooked with other great songs of Bob, all his songs and lyrics are masterpieces, he is my inspiration in writing as well on music with his twang. From Nepal.

[@BobDylan-1]

Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listenin to my music….🥰❤️

[@adude9882]

The last verse is a poetic explosion.

[@robertshiverts2655]

this performance longingly and sorrowfully "screams" poetically towards the hem of transcendence. Female vocal accompaniment and violin accompaniment add so much to the beauty of this heartfelt performance.

[@rodbackhouse291]

Just a beautiful tune

[@edwardstone9963]

A few years ago, I was in Tucsan with the military and took a drive south to the border. There's a tiny town with an ancient tiny church known as "The White Dove of the Desert". There's a restaurant there as well. Sitting in there having breakfast and coffee one morning, this song played on the jukebox, I was immediately transported into this song and found myself walking beside Bob Dillon.

[@anikchowdhury4672]

Pure love and gratitude from Bangladesh.

[@hfrhouston9249]

Dışarıda bu tarz şarkı dinleyen 1 tane insan bulamamışken buranın Türk kaynaması çok garip.

[@damlanuryagmur5893]

cunku pamukkale turizm 😂

[@elifsven1]

🖤

[@Alli-ow4jg]

evdeyiz be kardeşim

[@bobdylan6151]

Thanks so much for the love ❤️ I really appreciate, 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 privately ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@venzenulon]

aynen

[@danielwrynn4707]

A very good song 🎵 👌 👏

[@danielwrynn4707]

Thanks.

[@shannonnonameinilovecats0]

This song only gets better with time 💙

[@Bryanadamsmusicinc]

Hello dear, it’s nice meeting you on here

[@jacobstinnett8383]

IM SO GLAD HIS ALBUMS ARE FINALLY ON KZbin. I’m finally delving deeper into his catalog and hearing most of his 70’s Albums for the first time. I love the heaviness of them.

[@emisab1006]

Listened to this song for the first time at age of 8. Still brings goosebumps.

[@mangoesboy]

How come I have never found this haunting song of Dylan before?

[@kensaville5233]

Yes I only discovered it a few years ago. It is certainly in my top few Dylan song.

[@0otee]

Give me that violin… Grand start!! ❣️🎵👌🌺🌹🌷 What a Lovely performance by Dylan🌹

[@scottrichard5792]

He’s an amazing artist. Unfortunately, artists today have no inspiration and no talent for music. Is this your favorite song?

[@UnethicalLogic]

This song is the cream on this masterpiece of an album. Pure poetic perfection with a peerless production.

[@robertflint2549]

Brilliant song, outstanding accompaniment.

[@alicagrgundogdu7131]

FINALLY, ORIGINAL SONG ON KZbin!

[@mustafaozdemir8811]

En sonunda Bob Dylan'dan dinleyebildik

[@batuhantanyel4507]

Ben bunu 2-3 yıl önce yaydım youtubeye, fonu bile ben koymuştum direk indirip paylaşmışlar. Telif yedim yaklaşık 1 M’da, bunların videosu hala duruyor garip :D

[@furkansragezen882]

@@batuhantanyel4507 Bu Bob Dylan markasının resmi kanalı, telif yemez yani.

[@imannonymous7707]

Isnt it just great ? it was worth the wait man . Thank you bob, columbia records , you tube and anyone else who may have a hand in it

[@batuhantanyel4507]

Kanalın ismine senin yazıyı okuduktan sonra baktım valla :D

[@DMBfan36]

Thank you to the great people sharing Dylan's music. I don't know who I am without it.

[@yamapenny5960]

👍‼🌿

[@sharonrebibo6015]

There are the artists And there are the players There are the poets And the musicians And there is Bob Dylan. Each of his songs Once unleashed into the world Has its own life and spirit And regardless of the starting-point Ends up meaning different things to different people.

[@gerardmcquade8860]

True

[@wolfesound]

It's a blessing to have grown up to his songs, especially this one. Dylan helped carve out beautiful inspirations that helped shaped our generation.

[@Sunshine112ty]

What a lovely song by Bob on more cup when I was young my parents used to play it so I do love it 🥰 ❤

[@henrikrauwel4664]

When you are down and out, this is one of the best songs to listen to

[@yusufbenharun7380]

Agreed. Especially during lockdown!

[@seenonyt2210]

Another one in this category is Waiting around to die by Townes Van Zandt (e.g. the version from Heartworn Highway in the yt channel After The GoldRush)

[@boradonmez3639]

Respect from Turkey

[@33samogo]

This album was my first record I bought as a 13 year old kid back in 1980. I loved listening to this album in that time, but after that I never listened other Dylan music, he was a complete stranger to me, until today, when KZbin served me his music. I was surprised to find that I carried his music inside me as an underground spring, from which I unknowingly drew and it has now naturally flowed out of me as a precious revelation, of how close we are to each other.

[@viktorsieprawski9754]

Oh my God, the way you describe your feelings - it's a Claas of it's own! Thank you, thank you , thank you !!

[@juanmasday2896]

Dylan is so unique in terms of sound and lyrics what a musician. The king of folk song or should a say king of poetry music.

[@yavuzaygun5902]

I think I'm more unique than him

[@porterhall27]

something is either unique or not..it can't be "so unique"

[@miguelraeder3005]

Give my channel a boost. Visit it!! I covered this song. I hope you like it!

[@havaaydin9980]

Adeta büyülüyor... bir an da ağlama hissi geliyor... ama aynı zamanda hem yorgun hem huzurlu, hem kaybeden hem kazanan, hem yıkılmış bitmiş ama sapasağlam ayakta bir herkül gibi hissettiriyo... amaaan işte anlatamadım, güzel çoook güzel şarkı kısacası

[@berfinyapici5379]

Tam da hissettiğim şeylerdi bunlar. Daha iyi anlatamazdın

[@larsvanus]

selamlar one more cup of coffee'nin çevirisini yayınladım kanalım da. bakabilirsiniz.

[@bobdylan6151]

Thanks so much for the love ❤️ I really appreciate, 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 privately ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lizard1852]

@@bobdylan6151 Wasup fuckin fake boy

[@johnpeter4184]

Desire .. Released in 1976. Thumbs ☝

[@premlatasinha8860]

One of the best songs ever recorded

[@ParalyticAngel]

Bob Dylan sanki bu parcayi Türkler icin yazmis. Hayatimda ilk defa dinledigimden bugüne kadar beni cok baglayan nadir parcalardan bir tanesi. Ve hic sasmadim bunca Türkün burda olduguna .^^ ;)))) Ruh ve hisli bir milletiz, diyecek baska birsey yok.

[@Finnnicus]

Could you please help me understand why this song is so popular among Turks?

[@adasuyildirim9632]

@@Finnnicus he says this song was written for turkish

[@ayhancelebi4226]

Kesinlikle ilk dinlediğimde beni kendisine bağlayan bir şarkı.Şair bir milletiz.

[@yyaa2539]

@@Finnnicus i made the same interesting remark when i looked for a cover of this song...i was surprised by the nr. of comments in turkish...some of them remarkable...very sad...but from the hearth, I guess...

[@bondniko]

Great lyrics, grasping melody, soul-breaking orchestration. As far as I'm concerned, it's real classics.

[@AmericanSuit]

How are there so many Turkish people listening to this song? Not that I'm complaining. I like the idea that Dylan's music is heard all around the world, but it is curious.

[@tayfun1026]

Dylan says his family moved to Odessa from Turkey and grandma was Turk. Maybe we turks feel some Anatolian winds from dylan..

[@semihdeveli1491]

Oldies are goldies in Turkey.

[@lightofgod9933]

we're everywhere bro hahhaahhaha

[@gulce7560]

I am curious how that many American people don't listen to this song as a matter of fact... One can even learn English even for the lyrics of this song...

[@jtfeasor]

You need to get out of Syria.

[@thedolphin5428]

Every song contains many elements, and I think Bob gets most of them right must of the time: The poetry The melody The chords The vocal passion The accompaniment The harmonies The "roughness" of his voice ... Each and all are special in this song.

[@sehueheunuenenumeumue5761]

yeees

[@johncaulfield8757]

A genius had the pleasure of seeing him live in limerick Ireland greatest songwriter of all time thank you rob.

[@mikeyj.3605]

Love the gypsy sound to this song. Lyrics are so perfect. Still in awe.

[@memergamer312]

Can you please explain what is gypsy sound?

[@mikeyj.3605]

@@memergamer312 Mysterious violin providing melody. That campfire type percussion played over the centuries with hand drums and tambourine. Usually has a 1-2-2 1-2-2 count to it.

[@jeroentje58]

"..... there's no books upon your shelf, and your pleasure knows no limit...". Oh, and you want to hold on to that girl with all your heart. But you know you can't because there's too many books on your shelf.

[@MargaretCobb-l8y]

Have not heard this song since it first came out and I was quite young. It seemed like something special then but as is often the case, things are not as you remember them, the memory eroding over the years. But not this song - no, it’s better than I recalled it. Haunting lyrics, and the way he intermittently veers off the western music scale. About as perfect as a song can get.

[@heatherpierce9123]

Such an amazing song! The White Stripes covered this several years later & did a hell of a job, but there's just no comparison to the original emotion & soul of Dylan. He puts so much heart into his music & lyrics. I remember my Mother had the Desire album on record, we used to listen when I was little. She was fortunate enough to see Bob in concert when she was 16. She said the audience threw roses at the stage. I wish I could've seen him too. I thank my Mom for making me a fan by introducing me to his music!

[@anthonyclarke4873]

Beautiful story.

[@ms.ladybug4456]

It was 20 years ago when I last last listened to this sound until today, and it feels like yesterday now

[@Sunshine112ty]

What a lovely song by Bob on more cup when I was young my parents used to play it so I do love it 🥰