Lovely song, the line When your rooster crows at the break of dawn
Look out your window and I’ll be gone
reminds me of the saying,
Sorrow may last through the night, but joy comes in the morning. Don't give up, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Great voice i must say. A few days ago I listened to this song about 9000 times in a row and realized that I've been in a situation almost exactly like this. He loves her so much, but the relationship just isn't working out. She won't commit. She won't call out his name, turn on her light, et cetera. He really really loves her, but she wasted his time, she wouldn't take what he could give but only wanted what he couldn't give. He wants to stay, and he wants her to be able to commit so that he can, but she won't. He says the really hard stuff in here. Even though he loves her, he's willing to tell her that she really screwed up a good thing. - I absolutely love this song. So much.
This song is about the true reality of lost love, with little hints hidden here and there about what could have been. Pure genius..I must say that i like your rendition too.
You've done a good job here @tombalistreri. From your cover, the way I take this song after closely listening several times is that Bob Dylan is singing about a dying love that he feels there is no reconnection possible. The woman he sings about doesn't know who she is and doesn't mean to string him a long but she does because he is her habit and he is her comfort. She does love him, but she is not in love with him and the man is left feeling sad and lonely because the love is not what it was meant to be. His love is pure and honest and true and she keeps hurting him with her lies and manipulation.
Lovely song, the line
When your rooster crows at the break of dawn
Look out your window and I’ll be gone
reminds me of the saying,
Sorrow may last through the night, but joy comes in the morning. Don't give up, there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Great voice i must say. A few days ago I listened to this song about 9000 times in a row and realized that I've been in a situation almost exactly like this. He loves her so much, but the relationship just isn't working out. She won't commit. She won't call out his name, turn on her light, et cetera. He really really loves her, but she wasted his time, she wouldn't take what he could give but only wanted what he couldn't give. He wants to stay, and he wants her to be able to commit so that he can, but she won't. He says the really hard stuff in here. Even though he loves her, he's willing to tell her that she really screwed up a good thing. - I absolutely love this song. So much.
This song is about the true reality of lost love, with little hints hidden here and there about what could have been. Pure genius..I must say that i like your rendition too.
You've done a good job here @tombalistreri. From your cover, the way I take this song after closely listening several times is that Bob Dylan is singing about a dying love that he feels there is no reconnection possible. The woman he sings about doesn't know who she is and doesn't mean to string him a long but she does because he is her habit and he is her comfort. She does love him, but she is not in love with him and the man is left feeling sad and lonely because the love is not what it was meant to be. His love is pure and honest and true and she keeps hurting him with her lies and manipulation.
Beautiful song