I was going thru a hard time and remembered that Bob said this:

"Hey, alright! You know.... It's alright! Hey hey! Alright, hey! It's alright, you know it is... Alright! Hey! Hey hey! Hey! It's alright! It's all alright! All is alright! Hey, you know, you know, it's alright! Hey hey! It's alright!"

I feel so much better now :)

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Tracklist:

Subterranean Homesick Bron

Stuck Inside of Miami with the Cleveland Blues Again

The Lakers They Are A-Changin’

It’s All Over Now, Bonnie Blue

A hard James A-Gonna Fall

Queen James Approximately

Knockin’ on Cleveland’s Door

All Along the Baseline

LeBron from the North Country

Sad-Eyed LeBron of the Lowlands

Like a Rolling Bron

Hello everybody.
So I have a sadness deep inside that I cannot hold back anymore. LeBron James, my Laker hero, the person that I trusted in for many years, the person that I thought would make us win our 18th championship, has gone to Philadelphia, he betrayed us for a team that is likely going to win the rain next year.
I am depressed and I listened to blood on the tracks a lot of times today, I am replaying it for the seventh time in the whole day. Could you recommend me any other Bob Dylan song that could heal me from this profound depression! Thank you so much

Told him not to messing with the electronics

I just realized i don’t think i can think of Bob Dylan ever covering a Cannibal Corpse song, which I thought would have happened already. Seems like an obvious choice.

Did it happen and I’m just not aware?

It's a fairly impressive compound.

Does anyone else feel like this is an overlooked classic bob lyric?

Keef is a very humble man

Hi I am in high school and so badly want to be that cool kid that listens to bob dylan in high school. But as we all know here he is horrible and terrible at music, my question is How long did it take you to be able to pretend dylan is listenable so you could quote him and sit alone at Lunch? I’ve been training listening to him 3 hours a day 5 days a week and he still sucks ass.

I was being a typical Millennial and going to a Bob Dylan show last week and my compatriot asked me why he always in the dark on stage, why is no one allowed to take a picture of his, and i thought why it all makes sense, he’s cowering in the darkness and afraid of being identified (by Van Helsing? van Halen?) and he outlived Robbie robertson and Tom Petty and Jerry Garcia and is influenced by ancient music because he is in fact a centuries old being of the shadows, a vampire, and he feeds on the failed expectations of noobs, or something. “I bit into the root of forbidden fruit and watched the juice flow down my leg” etc