jewahl:

Joan Baez - Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word

Here Today - Paul McCartney

And if I say I really loved you

Was glad you came along

If you were here today

For you were in my song

Ooh, here today

alvinctse:

Everlasting Light - The Black Keys

addicted-to-vinyl:

Criminals ~ The Tallest Man On Earth

And there were the nights when you thought we would just surrender
To the stories of the miracles of gulls
When you flew from your sheets where your hours gone
You never sleep and no one ever thought you would

thephonestappedanyway:

Bob Dylan-Percy’s Song

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Over The Hills And Far Away by Led Zeppelin

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theesymphony:

If Not For You, George Harrison

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theconanguy:

juxtmiq:

Sign on the Window, Bob Dylan.

Sign on the window says, “Lonely”
Sign on the door said, “No company allowed”
Sign on the street says, “You don’t own me”
Sign on a porch says, “Three’s a crowd”
Sign on a porch says that three’s a crowd.

wal70n:

Bob Dylan - To Ramona - Free Trade Hall, Manchester (May 7, 1965): 

“The flowers of the city, though breathlike, get deathlike at times.  And there’s no use in trying to deal with the dying, though I cannot explain that in lines.”

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mavinajfan:

Call Letter Blues

Bob Dylan

So, I’ve definitely posted this before but I just can’t get over this song. I love how he sings I just can’t face up to tell ’em, Honey you just went away and the guitar. I can’t explain my love for Bob Dylan in words so I’m gonna stop trying.

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wearediamonds:

Si tu vois ma mère - Sidney Becht

used2thepain

“I Want You” - Bob Dylan

The cracked bells and washed-out horns, blow into my face with scorn. But it’s not that way; I wasn’t born to lose you. I want you, I want you, I want you so bad.

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marginally-diligent:

Sufjan Stevens - She Is (Tim Buckley cover)

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truffleshufflex:

You Are My Sunshine | Johnny Cash & Bob Dylan

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wakeupnoise:

who: Bob Dylan

what: Duquesne Whistle

when: 2012 (upcoming Tempest)

where: NYC, USA

why: For his 50th anniversary in music, Bob Dylan makes yet another folksy contribution taking us back to the hippie decade. His voice, on the other hand, is more reminiscent of Louis Armstrong in the 1930s. 

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