Same here… but I’m 66. The song pretty much sums it all up for me. I’m traveling down that road, where I’m going I don’t know… but I certainly can’t go back
Messieurs, si la mélodie de ce morceau est effectivement de très bonne facture, le texte en revanche ne brille certainement pas par sa poésie, et est plutôt d'un faible niveau littéraire. Gentlemen, if the melody of this piece is indeed very good, the text on the other hand certainly does not shine with its poetry, and is rather of a low literary level.
Please take care of yourself. I send you my love from Kerala, India. There are people in this world who want to be with you right now. I wish I could send you some warm hugs and gifts @drothberg3 I wish I could make you a hot beverage. I am a 26 year old man, I just had my break up with a wonderful woman. I feel you my old pal.
it should be easy at 64, to break with someone - just know that all important things you already have done, carier, kids, maybe grandkids, house, education - now it is all just fun and support. Don;t think about it, focus on your family
As a kid, I used to think the "you just kinda wasted my precious time" line was kind of a throwaway line. As and adult, I understand it might be the soul of the whole song.
@@MarianMurphy-rz8ej to hate implies there is some level of consideration, therefore can't be the opposite of love. indifference is the absolute lack of all consideration
"I wish there was something you would do or say / To try and make me change my mind and stay" Just one quick line, tripping prettily with iambs, throwaway almost, but there's a universe of swirling conflicted meaning and longing in it. He could fire these off like breakfast cooks make toast. (I haven't eaten breakfast yet, as you might guess.)
I agree this is one of the best lines ever written but my favorite line is "When you get damned in the public opinion it's just another damn of the damns you aren't giving". Josh Ritter, Getting Ready To Get down
I was gonna agree till i thought of Jude, but i never known a Jude. Not even now. The song makes me sick when i hear it i can tell you that!! If i hear "Hey Jude"! one more time im gonna be super rich if i bet next time about 10 cents, and ask that i get more for ......i really could go on!. Im just so sick of that song, wtf was i just listening to, i tend to ramble
His delivery of this break up is masterful...No anger, No animosity, No sadness, No self pity, No hatred toward her, and No regrets. It just didn't work out. Time to move on. It's all right. Perhaps the most perfect and most beautiful end of a relationship song ever written.
I hear something different. There are hints of sadness and anger. I think this song describes the denial phase of loss & grief. That's what I've done. That's what I hear.
mmm "you just kin' a wasted my precious time" ... if someone said that to me explaining why, my unspoken reaction would be "what did i ever see in this man?" ... however this very line gave rise to one of the best songs "you are my favourite waste of time" ... there is also an edge on the coin of love
Bob Dylan is the best lyricist that ever lived! He wrote songs as if he lived a whole lifetime at the age of 20 and as a teenager! I love this man’s mind!❤🥹🌟
yes I agree 100%.For a 20 year old to come up with the lyrics he was able to do is mind-blowing and pure genius...I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul..How could a 20 year old think of that.
I always cry when I listen to this song. My dad was a huge Bob Dylan fan, owned all his records, all the bootlegs, all the biographies. In my early childhood i just remember his annoying nasal voice and that god awful harmonica and telling my dad how bad the music was. I never understood how he could listen to that garbage. When I was 17 he was diagnosed with liver cancer, and in less than a year he passed away. I always associated Bob Dylan with my dad, and so wanting to remember his, i dug up the old CD's and started ripping them onto my itunes library. Now i was 18 and could actually understand the quality of dylans songwriting and I started exploring his entire discography. I now consider him one of my favourite top 10 artists of all time. Now most of his music as melancholic as this song, but the sadness combined with remembering my dad always listening to dylan telling me i would understand what a genius this man was when i grew up. I grew up, I understood what a musical genius Bob Dylan is, and all i wanna do is be able to talk to my dad and discuss his works whenever i listen to it, but my dad passed away before I had the chance to do that. Sorry if the formatting of this comment is shitty, i just really miss my dad right now and im just writing without thinking of the structure.
All anyone has to do to appreciate Bob Dylan is to grab a pen and paper and start trying to write lyrics. Then after you do that, start creating a Melody. Ain't that easy huh?
My Dad always said one day I would love Dylan.He was right.He passed away this May and I’ve listened to Bob Dylan a lot since then.This song just makes me happy and sad at the same time.💜
same man im sorry for your loss god bless this makes me smile and remeber how good my dad was to me on those cold but warm car trips with bob cds paying
One of my favorites is “ Don’t think twice it’s alright” By now I’m sure you’ve heard it. I cry when I hear it. Soul touching. I’m 67 and have also turned both my children on to Bob Dylan. To beautiful to miss out on. 💕Good father.
Norm Macdonald said this was his favourite Bob Dylan song. Both Norm and Dylan have special places in my life. It would only seem fitting that I listen to this song today. Thank you for everything Norm.
Bob Dylan won a Nobel Prize in Literature for his writing in 2016. He's the man! Im so happy my parents introduced me to his music, as they were in their 20s in the 1960s.
I think he’s angry, but not directly expressing it. The title, “Don’t think twice, it’s alright,” is snarky. “You kinda wasted my precious time,” is subtly angry.
@@drothberg3 I think he's at that part in the Healing Stage where he's lettin'it all go... It's all slidin'down off his shoulders...all that heavy weight he's been carrying for oh! so long, way too long a time... so long that he was accustomed to it...& Now, that it's goin', Goin', GONE! he's learnin' to find his own wings again...so light & so Free! 🌄
_...I ain't saying you treated me unkind, you coulda done better but I don't mind, you just kinda wasted my precious time. But don't think twice, it's alright._
Annelie Se. My 16 year old grandson covered this at open mic last night. His girlfriend had given him up a few weeks ago. These words were quite apt. Would love to know what you think of his version th-cam.com/video/PiTwTsQUakk/w-d-xo.html
I remember many drives on lonesome highways while listening to Dylan as the sun rose. Simultaneously remembering old lovers and friends, while feeling the anticipation of a new day and new opportunities. A bittersweet mix of excitement and regrets in that twilight before a new day.
Yep, she certainly doesnt need to be told not to think twice about him moving on. At least he was smart enough to get out of the situation before she got his soul.
Divorce brought me here. “I once loved a woman, a child, I'm told I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul But don't think twice, it's all right” Be careful who you love, friends. You cannot fix yourself mending other people’s damage. Peace and love
This is was one of the first songs I learned to play on guitar. After a breakup with my girlfriend at the age of 16. In 1971, always think of her when I hear this song. Got back with her, married after high school. Went in the navy, things were great for awhile. Then I shipped out, came home a year later, she was pregnant. Sang it lots more.
Seems public opinion lifted the guy into the stratusphere. Maybe theres some logic from a great poet and even better flow or something. Great sound. Idk, maybe the band should get some reparations. Or maybe he was a one man Armyin creating these songs. Doubtful. It's a conscious poetry that got eaten up. The man don't make the times. I might not know enough about it but he later say I don't know how I did it in recent interviews. Interesting stuff. I forget who said it but it's a saying about the mindvbeing stretched by an idea and how it can never gain footing or some of this. Stretch the idea with your mind. The base of personal consciousness and the rest was coined long ago in writing. Socrates spoke of the ideological realm and that not in itself spawned levels of great thinkers. Talk about divided people now well this kinda stuff birthed layers of textures where mostly boosted readers few lucky deserving coleages didn't really expand on. How could you.
"The world don't need any more songs... As a matter of fact, if nobody wrote any songs from this day on, the world ain't gonna suffer for it... There's enough songs for people to listen to, if they want to listen to songs. For every man, woman and child on earth, they could be sent, probably, each of them, a hundred songs, and never be repeated... Unless someone's gonna come along with a pure heart and has something to say. That's a different story.” ― Bob Dylan
Hsn Khn There’s a man by the name of Michael David Rosenberg aka Passenger that I think has produced songs worth listening to. I am a big Dylan fan and others from that era but you need to keep listening. There are still going to be those few like a Passenger and a friend of his , Stu Larsen, that still bring meaningful music to the world
Shitty place to be in life, to be pressing 'like' on this song. I wish alll you boys and girls, and men and women, all the best. Life is rough out there for all of us together.
It used to be pretty commonly used in the South. I heard it when I was a boy growing up in deep southeast Missouri, just above the Bootheel. www.thefreedictionary.com/knowed
In my opinion, he still is the best lyricist of all time. There are a few that come close, but with his musical abilities and his lyrics, I feel he is the best.
I left home at 12 and couldn't make it, I walked out into the woods at 14 with my the cloths on and never looked back. Got a job washing dishes in a bar for $6.00 an hour, a pack of cigarettes lunch and all the drinks I could drink. I was homeless 14 years of my life and 3 times I had enough money to buy Miami, other times I ate a toothpaste sandwich and tore photo's of food out of pages and ate them. I became the drunk of my town and I lost everything I acquired and even myself. God never lost faith in me even when I didn't believe in myself. Been clean & sober almost 30 years. today I own a $300.00 home and the most important thing to me is I found myself again. If you try to lose yourself it's easy to do, that's why Bob Dylan could recreate himself all these years. because he lived it. God Bless you Bob 😇✡✝💝
Strange 😢I left home early too ❤Look out your wi ndow and I was gone🎉🎉🎉This song reminds me of my mother really 🎉Today I was told I still had an anger energy from her🎉🎉Wow🎉🎉Lots of deep Healing today 🎉🎉She could have done better 💔 😢 but I didn't mind 🎉🎉🎉Dont think twice🎉🎉it's allright🎉🎉🎉
It turned out fine.I just couldn't tell my parents who were strict Catholics and Italian that I was pregnant.We left in the middle of night and took off to the city and then interstate.I did write some long letters explaining everything. And when our baby was ten months old we returned back home and All was well.🎉🎉🎉🎉
Lyrics... It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe If'n you don't know by now And it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe It'll never do somehow When your rooster crows at the break of dawn Look out your window and I'll be gone You're the reason I'm a-traveling on But don't think twice, it's all right … And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe That light I never knowed And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe I'm on the dark side of the road But I wish there was somethin' you would do or say To try and make me change my mind and stay But we never did too much talking anyway But don't think twice, it's all right … So it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal Like you never done before And it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal I can't hear you anymore I'm a-thinking and a-wonderin' walking down the road I once loved a woman, a child, I'm told I give her my heart but she wanted my soul But don't think twice, it's all right … So long honey, babe Where I'm bound, I can't tell Goodbye's too good a word, babe So I'll just say, "Fare thee well" I ain't a-saying you treated me unkind You could've done better but I don't mind You just kinda wasted my precious time But don't think twice, it's all right
Dylan is an icon. That’s why he is able to crank out material like this. Icons come once a generation or so. The rest of us can only stand in awe of them.
It’s my 18th birthday today and I got a tattoo of this song “Don’t think twice, it’s alright” this song got me through a tough breakup earlier this year and I would listen to this constantly. Thank you Bob Dylan.
@@kellygrant3074 That whole album was great, but yeah Tangled up in Blue definitely a good one. For me off Blood on the Tracks Simple Twist of Fate might be my favorite.
This is one of the most brutal poetical wrath bob had unleashed in this world. Not a single curse but its worst than thousand curses. It's so relatable, when you are heartbroken and angry. Not just directed to a particular person/artist. Any 21st century diss track is like a jingle in front of this song.
This song means so much to me. I lost my father to cancer 2 years ago. We weren’t really close until the end, but eventually, I could understand everything he was trying to say even though he couldn’t talk anymore. We ended up bonding over music (talking heads, the strokes, Bob Dylan, etc) which was his true passion. When he still had his voice box and could sing people would compare his voice to Bob Dylan’s a fair amount. He loved to play the guitar too, but he eventually got arthritis and couldn’t play anymore. Eventually, we thought the cancer was gone (according to doctors) but it wasn't true. He decided to hide it from us. I think he thought he was protecting us, even though it caused more damage than good. I don't have any recordings of his voice so all I really have of him is Dylan since they sounded similar. This song represents breakups for most people, but for me it represents passing. A lot of the lyrics in this feel like he's talking directly to me, so I find myself coming back to this song a lot even though it breaks my heart a bit.
Music feeds my soul but this song breaks my heart whenever I need to feel close to my dad as this song represents loss to me too. Keep on going, there is still beauty out there 💖
Bueno es un amor escondido por alguien y de alguna manera no correspondido ,lo que le hace más bello si cabe ,y lo hace más perpetuo y profundo. Siento tu historia ,pero la canción siempre se fijara en tu corazón.
It still gets me ! when i hear this track, i stop whatever im doing and remember where i was the first time i heard it, and who made me feel this way. Thats what real art does, it makes you feel
Damnn. So true. I still remember having a joint on the terrace of a building near my uni campus in Sitaphalmandi, and then suddenly this song came on from the Senior's penthouse room (which was so clean, in a sepia tone and with incandescent lights. Akhilesh if you ever read this, your room had amazing vibes. I remember this specifically because before you moved in, it was Sishir's room and it had absolutely zero vibes) and there was a strong wind too that day. I was in love with my college sweetheart at that time and didn't quite grasp this was a breakup song. Just made me feel ominous or something. But whenever this song comes up now, I've mixed feelings of that day, the wind, the terrace, sepia-toned clean room of my Senior in college. Could a room give vibes? I think this song that windy evening made that room alive.
This is best listening too whilst reading the comments on this thread. Some beautiful tributes to dads and family members that have passed in this thread whilst acknowledging one of the greatest songwriters and singers of his generation. If ya dont love this ya have a steel heart.
I’m now in my mid to late 50’s and I’m a life long musician and took me to quite recently to realize just how amazing Bob Dylan truly is simply brilliant.
I’ve listened to this incredible song many thousands of times. Every time I listen to this song is different - a new revelation, a new awareness, a new nuance, a new appreciation of the beauty of this incandescent creation. Such is the timeless power of art. It brings us closer together in our shared humanity. It brings out the best in us.
This is a song that you can sing to comfort friends, family (etc.) in hard times. This helped me get through my breakup. I just remember: don’t think twice, it’s alright.
When a 21 year old man writes a song like this and goes on becomes the most prolific writer of an entire generation, perhaps a whole century it kinda makes you wonder what forces were guiding our young people back in the 60s70s80s. Why does our generation stand rock firm and swear we were it. Aint never gonna be another time like we had. I can never forget Niel singing, " there we stood on the edge of a feather, expecting to fly".
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One of the best album covers of all time.Came into the city with my girlfriend Patty to walk the streets of the Village in Feb. '68 to get the same feeling as the two in the picture. Worth the trip. Ah , to be young ,broke and in love !
He really understands the human condition.He just paints the picture as we are.We see ourselves in his songs.He has described it all.Thats the grip he has on us.The truth as it is.
I personally discovered this song of Dylan’s when I was around 40 and literally when I needed it the most. I was on the failing and giving up on a woman I had grown to love deeply over the course of 20 years of on and off flings in between her two husbands with the first being a good friend at one time… she was bipolar and suffered severe anxiety coupled with extreme depression… but on her upswing of this she could make you feel like the only man on earth so it was easy to fall in love… being perfect, and beautiful, and a great mother was icing. She had this light switch though and when she turned it off she became so distant… different. It hurt so bad and this song was the only thing to make me move on past the heartbreak when I lost her as my potential partner for a third time followed by her passing from hitting the bottom of a very long downhill spiral of drugs, and pretty much the most life destroying choices she could make until the idea of regular life became a thing of fantasy. And I was there the last time trying to save her in my mind but really pretty much putting my life on the line as I started using the poison that killed her after she was gone … for obvious reasons… so yeah Thanks Bob Dylan. For experiencing this and having the love and skill to transpose it for all of us suckers for love! I was on the dark side of the road indeed.
His short song says so much, as did your short paragraph. I don't know you, but I'll ask God to open your eyes and make you aware of the eternity that awaits us all, and in turn give you peace.
I feel like if I just would’ve listened to Bob when I was a teenager everything would’ve been alright. He makes sense of all the emotions I never understood.
One of the most relatable songs that could ever exist, if you are passing through rough break-up times. Specially if you just advanced the stage of totally hate to the other, and move up to a period of a combination of nostalgia about what could have been ("But I wish there was somethin' you would do or say , to try and make me change my mind and stay"), and an apathic-little negative feeling about that person ("You could have done better but I don't mind , you just kinda wasted my precious time"). Love this song; love this artist.
You just summarized what I always thought about this song... unfortunately I moving on from a break-up and Bob Dylan is like friend who I feel confortable listening to.
Im 46 years now, and still cant understand how this gentleman than in his twenties managed to write such beautiful breakup song while showing no hate for the woman it is written for. If you break up with someone, be like this poet. I dont know any better way but what this song tells you.
When I first heard this back in the early 60's, I didn't know about Dylan, and I didn't know if he was 17 or 70. The voice was like no other. All I remember is the song knocked me off my feet. I was around 14 or 15 years old. The message is as powerful now as it ever was.
Johnny Cash did great, only think that I dislike about his cover is how he says "I wish there was something I could do or say, to try and make you change your mind and stay" Instead of being the other way around but besides that it's pretty great
"I'm thinking and I'm wondering, walking down the road, I once loved a woman, a child I am told, I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul. But don't think twice it's alright." there's a reason why he is one of the best songwriters ever to walk the earth. those lines are transcendental
Great break up song. I introduced my son to it when he broke up with his high maintenance girlfriend. He’s been playing it ever since. th-cam.com/video/Ds4h0Q6GQHg/w-d-xo.html
I always come back to that song, i don't know how to explain it, it seems to embrace all emotions, and fits everytime, i'm happy to know this masterpiece
I've been listening to this song since '63 and wow, it's amazing that nearly 60 years on his voice still sounds exactly the same on the record as it did when he first released it.
Amazing that there is still as much appreciation as there is for this, a song that was probably recorded in 1960 or 1961. Let me check that ... OK. Recorded in 1962, released in 1963. Still working its magic ...
I was 9 years old when Mr. Dylan released this song in 1963. I enjoyed the guitar picking in it and the rawness of the voice but I had no clue how valuable the words would become for me until at 18 I met the girl who would be the reason I found salvation in the lyric. Thank you for that, Bob.
Going through a breakup at 64 years old, and this song, written by a 21-year-old, 60 years ago, is at the top of my list.
Same here… but I’m 66. The song pretty much sums it all up for me. I’m traveling down that road, where I’m going I don’t know… but I certainly can’t go back
Messieurs, si la mélodie de ce morceau est effectivement de très bonne facture, le texte en revanche ne brille certainement pas par sa poésie, et est plutôt d'un faible niveau littéraire.
Gentlemen, if the melody of this piece is indeed very good, the text on the other hand certainly does not shine with its poetry, and is rather of a low literary level.
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Please take care of yourself. I send you my love from Kerala, India. There are people in this world who want to be with you right now.
I wish I could send you some warm hugs and gifts @drothberg3
I wish I could make you a hot beverage.
I am a 26 year old man, I just had my break up with a wonderful woman. I feel you my old pal.
it should be easy at 64, to break with someone - just know that all important things you already have done, carier, kids, maybe grandkids, house, education - now it is all just fun and support. Don;t think about it, focus on your family
As a kid, I used to think the "you just kinda wasted my precious time" line was kind of a throwaway line. As and adult, I understand it might be the soul of the whole song.
Nice point
Very interesting point. I never thought about it that way until yuh ou
you pointed that out. But I sort of felt that way too.
Interesting thought.
Right there with ya buddy
The opposite of love is not hate. It's indifference. This song speaks to that.
Well said .
Respect
Stubborn love - lumineers always brings me back to this song
I’d love a bit of indifference personally. The opposite of love is hate.
@@MarianMurphy-rz8ej to hate implies there is some level of consideration, therefore can't be the opposite of love. indifference is the absolute lack of all consideration
The beauty of life is that on occasions you come across something beautiful.
this hit me deep
He's singing about sex with a slut.
@@amattchronismyep, I’m learning to sing and play it before I leave personally … just perfect 😎🙏🏼
He managed to write something that’s both a breakup song and a love song at the same time. Sheer, uncut humanity 💛
No. This is a scathing, passive-aggressive poem to a lover who scorned him. There's no love there. That's my opinion, at least.
One of my favorite comments of all time!!
@@scottmatznick3140you're very wrong, but hey, aren't we all sometime lol... There absolutely is love in this song.
"I wish there was something you would do or say / To try and make me change my mind and stay" Just one quick line, tripping prettily with iambs, throwaway almost, but there's a universe of swirling conflicted meaning and longing in it. He could fire these off like breakfast cooks make toast.
(I haven't eaten breakfast yet, as you might guess.)
@@scottmatznick3140 I do not think it is that clear cut. There are traces of love in this song, despite the obvious resentment.
"I give her my heart but she wanted my soul" is one of the best lines ever written
correct
I agree this is one of the best lines ever written but my favorite line is "When you get damned in the public opinion it's just another damn of the damns you aren't giving". Josh Ritter, Getting Ready To Get down
Amen brother
Noxe
I'm not saying you treated me unkind. You just kinda wasted my precious time
I consider this one of the greatest songs ever written.
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After "like a rolling stone"
So do I, Tony
I was gonna agree till i thought of Jude, but i never known a Jude. Not even now. The song makes me sick when i hear it i can tell you that!! If i hear "Hey Jude"! one more time im gonna be super rich if i bet next time about 10 cents, and ask that i get more for ......i really could go on!. Im just so sick of that song, wtf was i just listening to, i tend to ramble
And yes, perfect song
He sings to the sadness in a very beatiful way
This song comes after sadness, when you're already past that
When you listen to Bob Dylan's music don't you get the feeling of wanting to leave everything behind and cross the whole country?
Heck yeah
we need partners first
I'm walking across spain at this very moment and I started listening to Dylan althought I never really did before...
Yeah especially Mr. Tambourine Man for me idk why
most of the country is full of stupid hicks, so enjoy the scenery 'cause the rest of your fantasy will disappoint you
His delivery of this break up is masterful...No anger, No animosity, No sadness, No self pity, No hatred toward her, and No regrets. It just didn't work out. Time to move on. It's all right. Perhaps the most perfect and most beautiful end of a relationship song ever written.
I hear something different. There are hints of sadness and anger. I think this song describes the denial phase of loss & grief. That's what I've done. That's what I hear.
I shot my ex that was a good break up... fuck him
mmm "you just kin' a wasted my precious time" ... if someone said that to me explaining why, my unspoken reaction would be "what did i ever see in this man?" ... however this very line gave rise to one of the best songs "you are my favourite waste of time" ... there is also an edge on the coin of love
@@irenezafar966 What if she actually wasted his time?
@@harrylimeracketeer she did! or rather, there is no such thing as time wasted .... one year on
My dad plays this perfectly, both with harmonica and guitar and it gets me evertime. Masterpiece
Que placer poder ver esta canción ejecutada.
Que gran recuerdo tienes.
Saludos
Harmonica players are greatly underrated. Cheers to your dad!
my dad too ... hug him tight , just for nothin...
Thats nice I don’t have a dad anymore thanks for rubbing it in 😢
Sorry sir. @@noahsilvey4928
Bob Dylan is the best lyricist that ever lived! He wrote songs as if he lived a whole lifetime at the age of 20 and as a teenager! I love this man’s mind!❤🥹🌟
The books he wrote are like listening to his song lyrics. It's a trip.
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He’s also a great artist in painting… Full of talent. I love his mind! You must have a great mind to because you get him!☺️
yes I agree 100%.For a 20 year old to come up with the lyrics he was able to do is mind-blowing and pure genius...I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul..How could a 20 year old think of that.
Bob didn't write this song FYI
@@yourewrongabouteverythingyes he did? It’s literally ABOUT suze rotolo, the girl he dated at the time
"Between what is said and not meant, and what is meant and not said, most of love is lost." - Kahlil Gibran
Sofiane Kaci oh my, this one stabbed me right where it hurts. How does Gibran say it so well...
Kahlil Gibran... i dig his "Far Side" cartoons
Damn
Oh yeah.
That is such an exquisite quote!
I always cry when I listen to this song. My dad was a huge Bob Dylan fan, owned all his records, all the bootlegs, all the biographies. In my early childhood i just remember his annoying nasal voice and that god awful harmonica and telling my dad how bad the music was. I never understood how he could listen to that garbage. When I was 17 he was diagnosed with liver cancer, and in less than a year he passed away.
I always associated Bob Dylan with my dad, and so wanting to remember his, i dug up the old CD's and started ripping them onto my itunes library. Now i was 18 and could actually understand the quality of dylans songwriting and I started exploring his entire discography. I now consider him one of my favourite top 10 artists of all time.
Now most of his music as melancholic as this song, but the sadness combined with remembering my dad always listening to dylan telling me i would understand what a genius this man was when i grew up. I grew up, I understood what a musical genius Bob Dylan is, and all i wanna do is be able to talk to my dad and discuss his works whenever i listen to it, but my dad passed away before I had the chance to do that.
Sorry if the formatting of this comment is shitty, i just really miss my dad right now and im just writing without thinking of the structure.
All anyone has to do to appreciate Bob Dylan is to grab a pen and paper and start trying to write lyrics. Then after you do that, start creating a Melody.
Ain't that easy huh?
@@selfhelp9685 as a massive Dylan fan, I agree with you on lyrics, but melodies? Hell, this song’s melody is a carbon copy of Streets of London.
@@lewiskazinsky7334 im sure dad smiles every time you hear some bob ,,,peace to you
GOD, please don't let me do this emotional shit to mu Daddy.
With you. My dad died when i was 14. So many lost discussions
I've been listening to this song for well over 50 years and it still knocks me out.
Have only just started listening to bob, what do u recommend?
@@heretic5116 listen to this whole album and then listen to the slow train coming album..same bob but different music !!
Yup, me too.
Donovan?
All due respect but Donovan try and catch the wind
Sometimes all you need is a few beers and Bob Dylan
Haha fersure and a nice fat joint
Some men turn to anger or drugs and alchohol to cope with heartbreak. Some turn to music.
thejtd21 I just turn to both
Yeah me too!! Music, drugs & the booze. In any order but usually all at once!
@@kenneththompson8933 Thats called my tuesday night bro!XD
Porque no los dos?
@@JohnDoe-ck5yd english bro?
My Dad always said one day I would love Dylan.He was right.He passed away this May and I’ve listened to Bob Dylan a lot since then.This song just makes me happy and sad at the same time.💜
God bless your father , I’m sure he is looking down smiling now as he was right ❤️
same man im sorry for your loss god bless this makes me smile and remeber how good my dad was to me on those cold but warm car trips with bob cds paying
One of my favorites is “ Don’t think twice it’s alright” By now I’m sure you’ve heard it. I cry when I hear it. Soul touching. I’m 67 and have also turned both my children on to Bob Dylan. To beautiful to miss out on.
💕Good father.
@@karencahill4798 amazing tune
My dad passed away in June and same here! Brings me right back to being with him.
Norm Macdonald said this was his favourite Bob Dylan song. Both Norm and Dylan have special places in my life. It would only seem fitting that I listen to this song today. Thank you for everything Norm.
RIP norm
I didn’t even know he was sick!
Maybe we should play “2 of a kind”
rip norm
Who's Norm MacDonald?
R.I.P. Mr. MacDonald
Bob Dylan won a Nobel Prize in Literature for his writing in 2016. He's the man! Im so happy my parents introduced me to his music, as they were in their 20s in the 1960s.
My all time favorite breakup song.
Not even mad, just, over it.
Perfect.
Where are you cat? I miss your insight.
@@frankcerra7339 The cat is in the box, perhaps? I'm a Gat. 🔫
I think he’s angry, but not directly expressing it. The title, “Don’t think twice, it’s alright,” is snarky. “You kinda wasted my precious time,” is subtly angry.
@@drothberg3 I think he's at that part in the Healing Stage where he's lettin'it all go...
It's all slidin'down off his shoulders...all that heavy weight he's been carrying for oh! so long, way too long a time...
so long that he was accustomed to it...& Now, that it's goin', Goin', GONE! he's learnin' to find his own wings again...so light & so Free! 🌄
For me, it is the second best (breakup song). Sooner Or Later One Of Us Must Know is the best.
_...I ain't saying you treated me unkind, you coulda done better but I don't mind, you just kinda wasted my precious time. But don't think twice, it's alright._
could it possibly get better from this. don't think twice it can't.
Annelie Se. My 16 year old grandson covered this at open mic last night. His girlfriend had given him up a few weeks ago. These words were quite apt. Would love to know what you think of his version th-cam.com/video/PiTwTsQUakk/w-d-xo.html
@@brendahawkins3965 that's so sweet, I'll listen to it and let you know!
i listened and it's great !!!
@@brendahawkins3965 i heard it too! He did amazing, tell him to keep on rocking Bob's legacy! He has a great voice 👏
I'm 60, been listening to this for 45 years, and it never fails to astonish me. Dylan is our Byron, our Whitman, our Frost.
I'm 65, listening to him since 1975. I totally agree with you.
Factual
Robert Frost is our Frost, too. :D
@@chessiepique9532 Good point.
I remember many drives on lonesome highways while listening to Dylan as the sun rose. Simultaneously remembering old lovers and friends, while feeling the anticipation of a new day and new opportunities. A bittersweet mix of excitement and regrets in that twilight before a new day.
Well said
Beautifully said sir.
He wasn't playing around with that last verse
Ong
Omg you said it so on point
😂
Facts those the type of lyrics that got pac and biggie killed
I remember listening to this song in my room in the summer between high school and going off to college. It still makes me cry now, in 2024.
Best "feeling bad for yourself" break up song ever.
🤣
Biggest "fuck you" break up song.
Yep, she certainly doesnt need to be told not to think twice about him moving on. At least he was smart enough to get out of the situation before she got his soul.
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I've loved Bob Dylan since the 60's ❤❤❤❤
AMEN TO THAT MY FRIEND
Divorce brought me here.
“I once loved a woman, a child, I'm told I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul But don't think twice, it's all right”
Be careful who you love, friends. You cannot fix yourself mending other people’s damage. Peace and love
Me too... A divorce 😕😕
Same. She wasted my precious time.
Hang in there.. I know how you feel !!
Good advice
@@jrobinson6762 Me too. I've lost too much time in more than one relationship.
Bob Dylan makes me feel ok even when things aren’t.
Dylan is one of very few musicians who can make feel more than just surface-level enjoyment of a song. Absolute poetry in every sense.
@Gabriel Moraes Joni Mitchell
A select few musicians have that ability, Van Morrison and John Prine are a couple, not even the Beatles could do what they do..
Shane McGowan & The Pogues too.
He deserved that Nobel prize more than even he understands. He's just a natural genius.
This is was one of the first songs I learned to play on guitar. After a breakup with my girlfriend at the age of 16. In 1971, always think of her when I hear this song. Got back with her, married after high school. Went in the navy, things were great for awhile. Then I shipped out, came home a year later, she was pregnant. Sang it lots more.
He will forever be the greatest in my eyes
This song is a masterpiece. The more I listen to him the more I'm convinced he is a genius. My whole family are huge Dylan fans. ❤
I’m getting more and more into Dylan every day
So lucky that you are surrounded by Dylan fans. My partner & daughter just don't get him. A few friends do
Hello how are you doing? It's nice meeting you here
One of the most raw and relatable songs by a master who put the words to this music. Masterpiece. Minnesota greatness
Seems public opinion lifted the guy into the stratusphere. Maybe theres some logic from a great poet and even better flow or something. Great sound. Idk, maybe the band should get some reparations. Or maybe he was a one man Armyin creating these songs. Doubtful. It's a conscious poetry that got eaten up. The man don't make the times. I might not know enough about it but he later say I don't know how I did it in recent interviews. Interesting stuff. I forget who said it but it's a saying about the mindvbeing stretched by an idea and how it can never gain footing or some of this. Stretch the idea with your mind. The base of personal consciousness and the rest was coined long ago in writing. Socrates spoke of the ideological realm and that not in itself spawned levels of great thinkers. Talk about divided people now well this kinda stuff birthed layers of textures where mostly boosted readers few lucky deserving coleages didn't really expand on. How could you.
Just heard this song for the first time today- and I'm listening to it on repeat. What a song. Love it !!!!
You are my All Time FAVORITE singer and songwriter. God bless you Bob Dylan. Your music touches my Soul..
Perhaps my favourite Dylan song. Listening this guy with my Dad in car feels like was only yesterday. Miss u Dad. ❤
"The world don't need any more songs... As a matter of fact, if nobody wrote any songs from this day on, the world ain't gonna suffer for it... There's enough songs for people to listen to, if they want to listen to songs. For every man, woman and child on earth, they could be sent, probably, each of them, a hundred songs, and never be repeated... Unless someone's gonna come along with a pure heart and has something to say. That's a different story.”
― Bob Dylan
unfortunately there's no talent hacks that saturate the music industry with garbage. they should take a page from Bob and give it a rest.
this is so dumb. but as yangyn pointed out, it may apply to porn
Hsn Khn There’s a man by the name of Michael David Rosenberg aka Passenger that I think has produced songs worth listening to. I am a big Dylan fan and others from that era but you need to keep listening. There are still going to be those few like a Passenger and a friend of his , Stu Larsen, that still bring meaningful music to the world
@1YangYing well goddamn
I wish I could save your comment. Brilliant words, once again by Dylan.
Shitty place to be in life, to be pressing 'like' on this song. I wish alll you boys and girls, and men and women, all the best.
Life is rough out there for all of us together.
Peace
🔥💪💪🌎❤
LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL , DEATH IS UGLY
Yeah feels thanks my guy
There’s no sunshine without rain, hard times make you enjoy the good ones even more
I always liked the way he made up the word "knowed"
Same
He does what he wants and it works lol
He meant note ("noticed"). The other one was knew
Poetic licence.
It used to be pretty commonly used in the South. I heard it when I was a boy growing up in deep southeast Missouri, just above the Bootheel. www.thefreedictionary.com/knowed
In my opinion, he still is the best lyricist of all time. There are a few that come close, but with his musical abilities and his lyrics, I feel he is the best.
The best songwriter is John Lennon, but Bob Dylan is the better lyricist.
Naw. Cohen and Dylan beat Lennon anyday. @@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212
Dylan, Prine, Townes come to mind
I left home at 12 and couldn't make it, I walked out into the woods at 14 with my the cloths on and never looked back. Got a job washing dishes in a bar for $6.00 an hour, a pack of cigarettes lunch and all the drinks I could drink. I was homeless 14 years of my life and 3 times I had enough money to buy Miami, other times I ate a toothpaste sandwich and tore photo's of food out of pages and ate them. I became the drunk of my town and I lost everything I acquired and even myself. God never lost faith in me even when I didn't believe in myself. Been clean & sober almost 30 years. today I own a $300.00 home and the most important thing to me is I found myself again. If you try to lose yourself it's easy to do, that's why Bob Dylan could recreate himself all these years. because he lived it. God Bless you Bob 😇✡✝💝
Great and touching story. I hope you are still well.
Strange 😢I left home early too ❤Look out your wi ndow and I was gone🎉🎉🎉This song reminds me of my mother really 🎉Today I was told I still had an anger energy from her🎉🎉Wow🎉🎉Lots of deep Healing today 🎉🎉She could have done better 💔 😢 but I didn't mind 🎉🎉🎉Dont think twice🎉🎉it's allright🎉🎉🎉
It turned out fine.I just couldn't tell my parents who were strict Catholics and Italian that I was pregnant.We left in the middle of night and took off to the city and then interstate.I did write some long letters explaining everything.
And when our baby was ten months old we returned back home and All was well.🎉🎉🎉🎉
Spoken like a true stoner😅😅
Write a book. I'm hooked and I want to hear more of that story. God love you, brother.
I am so glad I grew up in Dylan’s era to experience all of it when published, and he’s still with us!
i can't imagine what experiencing him going electric was like
Lyrics...
It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
If'n you don't know by now
And it ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe
It'll never do somehow
When your rooster crows at the break of dawn
Look out your window and I'll be gone
You're the reason I'm a-traveling on
But don't think twice, it's all right
… And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe
That light I never knowed
And it ain't no use in turning on your light, babe
I'm on the dark side of the road
But I wish there was somethin' you would do or say
To try and make me change my mind and stay
But we never did too much talking anyway
But don't think twice, it's all right
… So it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal
Like you never done before
And it ain't no use in calling out my name, gal
I can't hear you anymore
I'm a-thinking and a-wonderin' walking down the road
I once loved a woman, a child, I'm told
I give her my heart but she wanted my soul
But don't think twice, it's all right
… So long honey, babe
Where I'm bound, I can't tell
Goodbye's too good a word, babe
So I'll just say, "Fare thee well"
I ain't a-saying you treated me unkind
You could've done better but I don't mind
You just kinda wasted my precious time
But don't think twice, it's all right
Thanks
Dylan is an icon. That’s why he is able to crank out material like this. Icons come once a generation or so. The rest of us can only stand in awe of them.
This should be in every list of the greatest songs of all time.
the Album Cover alone is priceless
firebase delta wife and I recreated the cover pic in the same spot the original was taken whilst in New York last year, was snowy too
It depicts an entire era, in one photo
Is it Joan Baez on the cover ?
@@quentinmartell1008 No, it's Suze Rotolo, his first major love
Ni it is Bob's G/F Suze Rotolo@@quentinmartell1008
These lyrics are absolutely on point. People who take advantage of others, make false promises, this one's for you
I feel so attacked right now. Lol.
Winds always are changing
It ain’t no use turning on your light babe, a light I’d never knowed. Jesus that’s so accurate with some women
This beautiful Man should win a Nobel prize every year
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It’s my 18th birthday today and I got a tattoo of this song “Don’t think twice, it’s alright” this song got me through a tough breakup earlier this year and I would listen to this constantly. Thank you Bob Dylan.
You do know there's no such thing as a favorite Dylan song
impossible to pick just one. depends on the day :) he has too many good songs
Jer B
you do know that not only is that _not_ true,
it's also nothing you could ever say if it was.
Desert Island Discs would be a nightmare to me. Which ones to choose? Even worse, what do you leave out????
Tangled up in blue
@@kellygrant3074 That whole album was great, but yeah Tangled up in Blue definitely a good one. For me off Blood on the Tracks Simple Twist of Fate might be my favorite.
This is one of the most brutal poetical wrath bob had unleashed in this world.
Not a single curse but its worst than thousand curses.
It's so relatable, when you are heartbroken and angry.
Not just directed to a particular person/artist.
Any 21st century diss track is like a jingle in front of this song.
This song means so much to me.
I lost my father to cancer 2 years ago. We weren’t really close until the end, but eventually, I could understand everything he was trying to say even though he couldn’t talk anymore. We ended up bonding over music (talking heads, the strokes, Bob Dylan, etc) which was his true passion. When he still had his voice box and could sing people would compare his voice to Bob Dylan’s a fair amount. He loved to play the guitar too, but he eventually got arthritis and couldn’t play anymore. Eventually, we thought the cancer was gone (according to doctors) but it wasn't true. He decided to hide it from us. I think he thought he was protecting us, even though it caused more damage than good. I don't have any recordings of his voice so all I really have of him is Dylan since they sounded similar. This song represents breakups for most people, but for me it represents passing. A lot of the lyrics in this feel like he's talking directly to me, so I find myself coming back to this song a lot even though it breaks my heart a bit.
💚 I hope you're well
Im so sorry I hopw ur okay
Music feeds my soul but this song breaks my heart whenever I need to feel close to my dad as this song represents loss to me too.
Keep on going, there is still beauty out there 💖
Bueno es un amor escondido por alguien y de alguna manera no correspondido ,lo que le hace más bello si cabe ,y lo hace más perpetuo y profundo.
Siento tu historia ,pero la canción siempre se fijara en tu corazón.
i hope you are doing well❤️
It still gets me ! when i hear this track, i stop whatever im doing and remember where i was the first time i heard it, and who made me feel this way. Thats what real art does, it makes you feel
Your so right about this! 👌
@@leahlotti_999 It's what art is all about.
Takes me straight back to my happy teenage bedroom with my mum pottering around in the kitchen (sniff, sniff, pass me a tissue....).
Timeless
Damnn. So true.
I still remember having a joint on the terrace of a building near my uni campus in Sitaphalmandi, and then suddenly this song came on from the Senior's penthouse room (which was so clean, in a sepia tone and with incandescent lights. Akhilesh if you ever read this, your room had amazing vibes. I remember this specifically because before you moved in, it was Sishir's room and it had absolutely zero vibes) and there was a strong wind too that day. I was in love with my college sweetheart at that time and didn't quite grasp this was a breakup song. Just made me feel ominous or something.
But whenever this song comes up now, I've mixed feelings of that day, the wind, the terrace, sepia-toned clean room of my Senior in college. Could a room give vibes? I think this song that windy evening made that room alive.
The most important part of this is "don't think twice, it's alright"
which is the whole song!!!
I've loved Dylan since I heard him from the first time. Still do it...
This isnt just one of his best songs, its one of the best songs I've ever heard.
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"Gave her my heart, she wanted my soul." Aptly said. Lyrical genius.
This song brings tears to my eyes,Thanx for the memories Bob
Many of us have that relationship that ended badly and remember when we listen to this masterpiece of a song, which Dylan wrote at 21 years old.
His music takes me back to the happiest days of my life, spent with the love of my life who has since passed away. Makes me feel close to him.
Same here, it makes me think of my father who passed 6 months ago and who made me discover this legend.
This is best listening too whilst reading the comments on this thread. Some beautiful tributes to dads and family members that have passed in this thread whilst acknowledging one of the greatest songwriters and singers of his generation. If ya dont love this ya have a steel heart.
Probably the best lyrics to a song ever. Every line hits like a sledgehammer.
I’m now in my mid to late 50’s and I’m a life long musician and took me to quite recently to realize just how amazing Bob Dylan truly is simply brilliant.
This is my favourite Dylan song. If you have a different one, Don't think twice, it's alright. :)
So glad I have music to help me with life's troubles. Music is a big stress reliever.
I’ve listened to this incredible song many thousands of times. Every time I listen to this song is different - a new revelation, a new awareness, a new nuance, a new appreciation of the beauty of this incandescent creation. Such is the timeless power of art. It brings us closer together in our shared humanity. It brings out the best in us.
Dylan the BEST FOLK ARTIST OF ALL TIME! 🎉❤NEIL YOUNG TOO
Joan Baez is right up there too
Brings a tear to my eye not only for the ending to still game but just the lyrics in general. It just speaks for itself
relate
I wish people still made music this beautiful
they do lol
They still do lol
London Grammar
Jack White
If you're listening to it they still do
This is a song that you can sing to comfort friends, family (etc.) in hard times.
This helped me get through my breakup. I just remember: don’t think twice, it’s alright.
When a 21 year old man writes a song like this and goes on becomes the most prolific writer of an entire generation, perhaps a whole century it kinda makes you wonder what forces were guiding our young people back in the 60s70s80s. Why does our generation stand rock firm and swear we were it. Aint never gonna be another time like we had. I can never forget Niel singing, " there we stood on the edge of a feather, expecting to fly".
Bob Dylan's music are therapeutic to me, makes me so calm and at peace.
My mum was a massive bob dylan fan now she's gone these songs help me remember her
I’m addicted to these kind of songs for a while now..it touches my soul
lafaafa fare thee well and mama you been on my mind, both by bob
Go, figure! Absolutely! Now in many ways Dylan was a better politician and activist than any, today. Yep!
He certainly has an ear for idioms, phrases and twisting them into mystical jewels. I love the line "I'm on the dark side of the road."
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One of the best album covers of all time.Came into the city with my girlfriend Patty to walk the streets of the Village in Feb. '68 to get the same feeling as the two in the picture. Worth the trip. Ah , to be young ,broke and in love !
Amazing. He actually truly changed the world with his music.
His songs will live on forever
He really understands the human condition.He just paints the picture as we are.We see ourselves in his songs.He has described it all.Thats the grip he has on us.The truth as it is.
I personally discovered this song of Dylan’s when I was around 40 and literally when I needed it the most. I was on the failing and giving up on a woman I had grown to love deeply over the course of 20 years of on and off flings in between her two husbands with the first being a good friend at one time… she was bipolar and suffered severe anxiety coupled with extreme depression… but on her upswing of this she could make you feel like the only man on earth so it was easy to fall in love… being perfect, and beautiful, and a great mother was icing. She had this light switch though and when she turned it off she became so distant… different. It hurt so bad and this song was the only thing to make me move on past the heartbreak when I lost her as my potential partner for a third time followed by her passing from hitting the bottom of a very long downhill spiral of drugs, and pretty much the most life destroying choices she could make until the idea of regular life became a thing of fantasy. And I was there the last time trying to save her in my mind but really pretty much putting my life on the line as I started using the poison that killed her after she was gone … for obvious reasons… so yeah
Thanks Bob Dylan. For experiencing this and having the love and skill to transpose it for all of us suckers for love! I was on the dark side of the road indeed.
His short song says so much, as did your short paragraph. I don't know you, but I'll ask God to open your eyes and make you aware of the eternity that awaits us all, and in turn give you peace.
I feel like if I just would’ve listened to Bob when I was a teenager everything would’ve been alright. He makes sense of all the emotions I never understood.
Many teens felt/feel that way about Bob's songs.
I miss those days, I was young and idealistic. Bob and Joan's voices are forever embedded in my memory.
pure talent man just an acoustic guitar and his voice and melody.. and we all lived this situation once in our life ! bob Dylan ...
I just... I can't describe the emotion that this song makes me feel
One of the most relatable songs that could ever exist, if you are passing through rough break-up times. Specially if you just advanced the stage of totally hate to the other, and move up to a period of a combination of nostalgia about what could have been ("But I wish there was somethin' you would do or say
, to try and make me change my mind and stay"), and an apathic-little negative feeling about that person ("You could have done better but I don't mind
, you just kinda wasted my precious time").
Love this song; love this artist.
You just summarized what I always thought about this song... unfortunately I moving on from a break-up and Bob Dylan is like friend who I feel confortable listening to.
Im 46 years now, and still cant understand how this gentleman than in his twenties managed to write such beautiful breakup song while showing no hate for the woman it is written for. If you break up with someone, be like this poet. I dont know any better way but what this song tells you.
When I first heard this back in the early 60's, I didn't know about Dylan, and I didn't know if he was 17 or 70. The voice was like no other. All I remember is the song knocked me off my feet. I was around 14 or 15 years old. The message is as powerful now as it ever was.
Genius is a word not fitting enough for this guy.
The number one musical poet of the human condition...
So many people have done a cover on this song, but I gotta say, no one ever did it better than Dylan himself.
Billy Strings gave it one hell of a shot.
Johnny Cash did great, only think that I dislike about his cover is how he says "I wish there was something I could do or say, to try and make you change your mind and stay" Instead of being the other way around but besides that it's pretty great
Bree Sharp's version is pretty good
Check out Post Malone's version (Austin (Richard) Post on YT). So haunting.
"I'm thinking and I'm wondering, walking down the road, I once loved a woman, a child I am told, I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul. But don't think twice it's alright."
there's a reason why he is one of the best songwriters ever to walk the earth. those lines are transcendental
Ive probably heard that tune several hundred times. Still get a bit choked up.
It's perfect
Great break up song. I introduced my son to it when he broke up with his high maintenance girlfriend. He’s been playing it ever since. th-cam.com/video/Ds4h0Q6GQHg/w-d-xo.html
I always come back to that song, i don't know how to explain it, it seems to embrace all emotions, and fits everytime, i'm happy to know this masterpiece
good day Elisabeth
I've been listening to this song since '63 and wow, it's amazing that nearly 60 years on his voice still sounds exactly the same on the record as it did when he first released it.
There’s too much one can relate on this song❤️ just perfect
Amazing that there is still as much appreciation as there is for this, a song that was probably recorded in 1960 or 1961. Let me check that ... OK. Recorded in 1962, released in 1963. Still working its magic ...
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A tale of the ages put into simple yet profound words and music.
I was 9 years old when Mr. Dylan released this song in 1963. I enjoyed the guitar picking in it and the rawness of the voice but I had no clue how valuable the words would become for me until at 18 I met the girl who would be the reason I found salvation in the lyric. Thank you for that, Bob.
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2024 Bob Dylan the one!