Bob Dylan - I Can't Leave Her Behind - One of His Best Unreleased Songs [RESTORED AUDIO]
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Photo by Charles Steiner ©1966. Many thanks to this legendary photographer for graciously allowing me to use his photo for the cover art. Find his work at www.charlieste....
Here is one of the many gems in Dylan's treasure trove of unreleased, unfinished, unpolished, but nonetheless immaculate creations. There's something about this recording that makes me feel like I'm melting.
Some background: During the infamous 1966 European Tour, in which Dylan traveled with The Hawks (later becoming The Band), guitarist Robbie Robertson would usually jam with Dylan in various hotel rooms in between concerts, helping him work out half-baked compositions. Luckily, legendary filmmaker DA Pennebaker managed to capture some of these moments. This piece was recorded at the North British Station Hotel (now the Millennium Hotel) in Glasgow, Scotland, along with three other works in progress; follow the link below to listen to the full session. In my opinion, however, this one is the best of the lot.
I believe the words to this song were improvised on the spot, with perhaps some kind of general blueprint of the vibe. This would make sense, as the words are certainly not up to par with circa 1966 Dylan. It's funny to me, though, that even ad-libbed Dylan lyrics trump that of most of his contemporaries. In that sense, this recording is a testament to Dylan's creative brilliance and efficient songwriting ability.
This is an edit of the original recording (which you can hear below). On the source tape, Dylan and Robertson pause many times to work out the chord progression. I edited these pauses out to create a more complete, polished track. I also upgraded the sound using professional studio software. Hope you enjoy the final product.
If you'd like to hear more of this session:
Full Glasgow Sessions: • Bob Dylan Jamming With...
Music Video For "What Kind of Friend Is This": • Bob Dylan - What Kind ...
Peace & Love,
~SP
I've seen so many fragments of this tune over the years. The editing on this particular video is downright phenomenal. You've scraped up Dylan's scraps and sown together something tantamount to a studio recording. This is something really special, something to treasure.
Mother Father of all creation our creators is here in physical flesh❤ 🎉 😊 and playing this song to reach you! please phone home in these urgent moments mom and dad love you and have been your life support. Love to meet you❤🎉 Luna
“Some of these bootleggers, they make pretty good stuff”
Where she leads me I do not know
Well, she leads me where she goes
I can't find her nowhere
Well, she needs me here
All aware I can't hear her walk
I just cannot hear her talk
Though sometimes, you know you will
And when she comes my way
I'll just be left any night or day
I will hear her say
That I don't wanna try
I tried, also cried
But I can't leave her behind
I’ve have thousands of Dylan bootlegs and unreleased recordings. I’ve never heard this. It’s beautiful.
Where do you find all his bootlegs and unreleased recordings?
Any the general public hasn’t heard?
@@wangoito6789 When they started uncovering the Basement Tapes it was massive. More than most knew and it took 40 years. It is the holy grail..
Of course this one is not there if my comment was confusing.
When I was younger there were things called ‘vines’. I would trade with people in Japan, India, Netherlands, wherever. You would pass a package of 10-20 shows, burn them for yourself and pass them on to the next person on trust. It was a beautiful thing. You had to make effort.
Only Dylan could discard a track like this 😀
the beatles discarded hey bull dog.
bowie discarded sweet head.
@@brianwolle2509 How did they discard Hey Bulldog? It appeared the year it was recorded on Yellow Submarine. Regardless, there's no comparison. Dylan has dozens upon dozens of outstanding songs that for whatever reason didn't make it to albums, the the Beatles didn't. Correct me if I'm wrong.
So true.
@@Anthony-hu3rj apparently Yellow Submarine doesn't count. I mean it was of lesser importance but that's a tad harsh.
I think what's most interesting about this track is the way he is delivering the vocals; it sounds totally unlike anything from Blonde on Blonde or Highway 61. He's really serenading here.
Completely agree with you ! The music style is also very different of what he did during this era. An additional proof of Dylan's great creativity, continuously exploring new things !
I think it’s sort of similar to Just Like A Woman
Royal Albert hall version
Tell me ‘Bob Dylan can’t sing’ and I’ll point you towards the phrasing at 2:30. Unbelievable
sounds sorta blonde on blonde before he had the real boys learn it
This was apparently recorded in a hotel in Glasgow that I’ve walked by so many times, next time I’m going inside
what hotel is it ?
The Bellgrove?
As comforting as a fireplace
Not in Arizona today. Ha ho he.
Good campfire song.
I can easily hear "You're A Big Girl Now" in there....as it travels down the road in his head
Totally
Yes, I hear that.
And also. Just Like A Woman !
Agreed
@@TonyWhite22351 I heard it too a pre just like a woman
In the English-speaking workd, Dylan is regarded mainly as a wordsmith;
to the rest of the world who catch only a word or two here and there
he is considered as a gifted melodist and phrasing master vocalist. This is one stellar example.
Snippets of this melody would turn up again in "You're A Big Girl Now" from the hallowed Blood On The Tracks.
This made today worth living.
Damn right
💘
truth
Sure. This was that days meditation and I ain't got the blues just the waft of her hair I got my country and my drugs you got yours... I think you know the rest...
Preach
Makes you really think about how much music is out there from all the legendary artists that we have never heard.
Only makes me think of Dylan’s unheard tracks tbh. He’s in a category all by himself.
This hopeless romantic is just the best
I'm so proud it has taken me this many years to find this gem in the rough, and to feel this excited about an old toss out is youthful refreshment
What a gift
dylan knows the old art of storytelling - mankind's oldest art - from the scratch. the way, he melts together melodic nuances and microscopic rhythmic particles to a tale that has a flow and casts a magic spell upon the listener makes him an absolutely singular storyteller. when he was awarded the nobel prize for literature, i was very happy for dylan.
a skill derived from listening to the harry smith anthology of american folk music....
@@direwolf6234 Partly yes but agreed
@@jamesproffitt4868 i refer you to the greil marcus book 'invisible republic'...
Yes,,,,, Indeed...excellent Klaus...I couldn't have said it better. RIGHT ARM...!!!
Gut erklärt.
Lyrics:
And I just can’t roam you, to tell the truth I should come to this hotel
Where she leads me, I do not know Where she leads me or where she goes I can’t find her nowhere Whenever she comes by It makes me hurt to see her cry Mmmmm I just can’t hide Well I know, her, so well, But I can’t leave her behind
Now you, might think it’s foolish To be this way, and I can’t say to her And you, might think it’s ugly, to go back to her directly, but I can’t find, you don’t mind, to me
Where she leads me here All aware, I just can’t hear her walk I just can’t hear her talk Though, sometimes, you know you will And when she comes my way I’ll just be left any night or day I will hear her say That I don’t wanna try I tried also cried And I can’t leave her behind
And I go, many times out of my way I just hope you’ll hear me say That I can’t find it true But yet instead of mine If I don’t make it and you do I will swear to you That if you don’t Cry, try, to ride the sign, That I, left her behind
Now I, hear her walk, back when I was young And you, any time, I just can’t choose She knows that she’s the one She’s still here, and from And when I hurt for you More than I hurt for anyone All my hurt comes, from some, I just rode I swear I’d trade to you The whole wide world if you’d want Take it, I can’t help it But I try, to, tell, to you That I just can’t leave her behind
Bob’s throwaways are anyone else’s gold.
Awesome
Exactly, dude was a wizard and powerhouse in the early 60s damn … I think he was pretty strung out by late 60s and through the 70s
@@Lousasshol lol
@@Lousasshol his mid 70s stuff was some of the most powerful music ever written. You’re a liar. It’s not true.
honestly, this is better than quite a few his keepers. I really like it.
Where she leads me I do not know
Donde ella me guía, no lo sé
Well, she leads me where she goes
Bueno, ella me lleva a donde ella va
I can't find her nowhere
No puedo encontrarla en ninguna parte
Well, she needs me here
Bueno, ella me necesita aquí
All aware I can't hear her walk
Todo consciente de que no puedo oír su caminar
I just cannot hear her talk
Simplemente no puedo oírla hablar
Though sometimes, you know you will
Aunque a veces, sabes que lo harás
And when she comes my way
Y cuando ella viene por mi camino
I'll just be left any night or day
Simplemente me quedaré, ya sea de noche o de día
I will hear her say
La escucharé decir
That I don't wanna try
Que no quiero intentarlo
I tried, also cried
Intenté, también lloré
But I can't leave her behind
Pero no puedo dejarla atrás
So beautiful. If Bob had got around to finishing this it could well have been one of his finest songs. Thank you for this finely polished version.
The greatest song writer of all time. A magician with words Made my day
This is the subtle Dylan magic they talk about
Im 39 years old, as a young child my father gave me a copy of, "Oh, Mercy" for Christmas, I must have been around 7 or 8 years old. The year before I asked for a Walkman and I guess he noticed how much I enjoyed music since I used it more than any toy I ever had. I heard this sing a few days ago for the first time and I have played it so many times again since. It reminds me of a girl I knew when I was around the same age I was when I got the Walkman, though I haven't seen her in years, I have never left her behind. Something about a certain type of sadness in the heart is nostalgic and also the only remnants left of something that meant so much to an individual. She will always be my first love, maybe the only love.
A toast to that memory forever entwined in your heart
if you see her maybe say hello :)
@@ike1185 nah, she's in Tangiers. Ain't going there, he'd sooner leave her behind....
@@wanderer299a aw :,)
So beautifully written, especially love the last few lines. It could be written into a song, (of course with minor chords).
"I haven't seen her in years. I have never left her behind
Something about a certain type of sadness in the heart is nostalgic,
And also the only remnants left of something that meant so much to me
as an individual.
She will always be my first love, maybe the only love...."
By Gabe Hunter
This the best version to find of this recording anywhere. Thank you so much swingin pig. This is the best UA-cam channel of all time!
Guy does some truly amazing work
...in some ways
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...if it ain't th best
it's a damn close second.
I have a large number of Ďylan bootlegs but I have not heard this one. Very melodious. It is a gem of a song. Thanks SP for this
The fantastic voice of a young Dylan seduces half the people of the world. What's the other half doing? Maybe are they sleeping? This song is pure gold!!
Knowing it to be from a building I walk past regularly makes this treasure that wee bit more special.
In his beautiful way of singing he reminds me of sweet George. Love both with all my heart.❤🌹🙏
yes, i had the same thought! 🥰
The burning hand of the muse was upon the man.
It's a bit spooky really, what flowed through and from him in that period.
Well said, lad, well put.
Anthony - Funny you should describe him like that - as in one of my dreams about Dylan I saw the image of a hand of fire inside a suitcuff - the hand's index finger was pointing ahead as it floated over a road and Dylan and a whole bunch of people were following it . . .
another dream of Dylan he and I were lying a four poster brass bed and he said 'you got it you just need some publicity' just then there was an earthquake and I grabed my packpack and jumped out the window. I've had quite a few dreams of Dylan and I'm sure many people have - expecially song writers - wouldn't it be interesting to have a book of the dreams people have had of him?
@@DagaanGalakticos
An interesting dream about the hand of fire, Bob Dylan following down the road. Thanks for sharing! I would never think that I'd be sharing a Bob Dylan dream, but hell, might as well. This is from my dream notebook in 1995. "I and others meet Bob Dylan. He asks me specifically to go home with him. It sounds sexual but isn't. I don't want to hurt my two (women?) companions but I don't ask Bob to have them over too. Bob's room has unfinished sheet-rocked walls. Also, his house has other buildings in it. His house has a dome over it. We remember having seen the dome but didn't know what was under it. Then there is a sky in his house. But his room has a large unfinished, permanently unfinished wall. And speakers … He is very lonely. He wants me to comfort him. He wants me specifically to come back later and comfort him."
His house has other buildings in it
And there is a sky in his house
But his room has a large unfinished
Permanently unfinished wall
@@Anthony-hu3rj Hi Anthony. Wow - the symbolism in your dream is manifold. Do you know that in his house in Malibu Beach has either a dome or a pyramid of copper for a roof? I think Dylan is lonely beyond belief even tho I don't think he's elitist or anti social. I would almost assume he's a heroin addict except that he remembers all the words to some of his most complicated songs and performs them still. Another dream I had was of he and his wife sitting on a grassy slope watching an Indianapolis 500 type car race. I probably wrote all my dreams of him down over the decades but can't think of any more. Maybe you have some aspect of your character that really would offer companionship to him. Extraordinary thing for him to specifically ask for your company. Aloha.
A real amalgamation of songs to come. There’s elements of Blood on the Tracks, especially Big Girl Now as well as songs from blonde on Blonde including 4th time around, Sad Eyed Lady is hiding somewhere in the back ground and a touch of Your Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go. Why have one song when you can make several others from it? Incredible as always!
My exact thoughts while listening!!!!!!!
This makes me feel the samd way i felt when I heard “Im not there”
This is indeed one of his best tunes. Tracks like this and Dark Eyes make me wish he had more released tracks of him just playing around for fun.
It blows my mind when I consider he's probably had the fragments of tens of thousands of brilliant songs pass through that brain and the one's that made it to tape are just products of circumstance and the limits of time. We're incredibly blessed to have as much of it recorded as we do.
Thank you! Dark eyes is my favorite dylan song
That’s Nashville skyline for ya
Gosh what a Beautiful song ,you are peace for me in this world today ,you have always been there for each of us ,you please take care of yourself we love and care for you
This took my breath away . Sweet n soft like velvet wings on a dove 🕊 fills me up with love 💘 Absolutely Beautiful 💞
Sounds like an early version of You're a Big Girl Now
*I Can't Leave Her Behind*
And I just can’t roam you, to tell the truth I should come to this hotel
Where she leads me I do not know
Well, she leads me where she goes
I can’t find her nowhere
Whenever she comes by
It makes me hurt to see her cry
I just can’t hide
But I know her so well
But I can’t leave her behind
[Dylan: This is the bridge]
Now you might think it’s foolish
[Dylan: Now it's G]
To be this way and I can’t say to her
And you might think it’s ugly to go back to her directly
But I can’t hide, it do not mind to me
Well, she leads me here
All aware, I just can’t hear her walk
I just can’t hear her talk
Though, sometimes, you know, you will
And when she comes my way
I’ll just be left any night or day
I will hear her say
That I don’t wanna try
I tried, also cried
But I can’t leave her behind
[Robertson: Oh, I see the form]
And I go many times out of my way
I just hope you’ll hear me say
That I can’t find it true
What evidence that I'd find
If I don’t make it and you do
I will swear to you
That if you don’t
Cry, try, to ride the sign
That I left her behind
[Roberton: To the bridge
Dylan: Ah?
Roberton: Bridge]
Now she hear her walk
Back when I was young
And you, any time, but I just can’t
She knows she’s the one
And she’s still here from
And when I hurt for you
More than I hurt for anyone
All my hurt comes from some I just rode
I swear I’d trade to you
The whole wide world if you’d want
Take it and I can’t help it
But I try to tell to you
That I just can’t leave her behind
He sang just fine when he wanted to, at this point anyway. You can hear the '66 acoustic Just Like A Woman chords & progression in this as well. Fantastic.
Yet another beautiful gem that was never released. This one's like a preview of what was to come a few years later on Nashville Skyline.
I have always been a big fan of "Bobby's voice" and thru the many decades I continually enjoy his "ART"
If I may be so bold, good Tom, those inverted commas are rather incongruous to the reader, a little unsettling even... one might even say unnecessary being as Bobby's voice is just that, Bobby's voice, and Bobby's art is just that, his art. Mmm.
I wish there was a “ official bootleg series of unfinished “ Bob songs…
Thanks for sharing this with the world 🌎
Mother Father of all creation our creators is here in physical flesh❤ 🎉 😊 and playing this song to reach you! please phone home in these urgent moments mom and dad love you and have been your life support. Love to meet you❤🎉 Luna
Columbia will want the money eventually don't worry
This is real special thank you SP. Don’t think I’ve ever heard his voice sound so tender. How has this not been included on any bootleg release?!
If there were a "Love" emoticon I'd be clicking on that. Just the snippets I've listened to before always grabbed my heart and soul. WHAT a piece of heaven this is. Finished or not this piece is far and away a finer song. Not to mention this is once again a gem you've brought to us and I thank you once more. Take care and be well
Well said!
dear SP, you're an art curator, a restorer of a prophet; I thank you deeply for all of this!!
Same chords as "on a rainy afternoon?" Another unfinished gem from the same era, maybe even the same session. The guitar and recording quality are very similar.
I did little research. And it is from the same session. And they are basically the same song. The guitar chords at least. And it sounds like hes improvising lyrics and melodies over them. And showing the changes to Robbie Robertson while in a hotel room.
Beautiful, like the cousin companion of "Just Like a Woman"...
LYRICS
Where she leads me I do not know
Well, she leads me where she goes
I can't find her nowhere
Well, she needs me here
All aware I can't hear her walk
I just cannot hear her talk
Though sometimes, you know you will
And when she comes my way
I'll just be left any night or day
I will hear her say
That I don't wanna try
I tried, also cried
But I can't leave her behind
Absolutely gorgeous. Back in pre-historic times, I dubbed to cassette the snatches hear on a rough VHS copy of Eat the Document that then circulated. It was so obvious that this was one of Bob's prettiest melodies and that it needed (and still needs) official release. The Dylan camp should be smart and issue this version as a single or something,
Which is my way of saying, you done good. Beyond good. Many thanks.
That title SP, I absolutely agree whole heartedly. Shoot man, I even nicked the melody for one of my own songs because I was so annoyed that he didn’t finish it. Thanks for the great music and videos SP.
I WANNA HEAR YOUR SONG PLEASE
@@ike1185 let me think. I’ve only got it recorded as a phone demo so far. I’ll see if I can upload it here in the format that it currently is.
@@Beatle-Byrd hey phone demos are a great raw form! maybe you can send it to me or soemthing!?
@@ike1185 Sure, it sounds alright for a demo and I'd like to send it over. How do you want to do that?
@@ike1185 So I've recently decided to start uploading videos to my youtube channel and it will consist of the songs I've written. I'll let you know when I've uploaded the one that uses this songs melody.
Where she leads me I do not know
Well, she leads me where she goes
I can't find her nowhere
Well, she needs me here
All aware I can't hear her walk
I just cannot hear her talk
Though sometimes, you know you will
And when she comes my way
I'll just be left any night or day
I will hear her say
That I don't wanna try
I tried, also cried
But I can't leave her behind
Donde me lleva no sé
Bueno, ella me lleva a dónde va
No puedo encontrar a ninguna parte
Bueno, ella me necesita aquí
Todos sabemos que no puedo oír su andar
No puedo oírla hablar
Aunque a veces, usted sabe que
Y cuando ella viene a mi manera
Voy a dejar cualquier día o de noche
Yo la escucho decir
Que no quiero probar
Lo intenté, también lloró
Pero no puedo dejar atrás
I completely agree with your assessment of this tune.....was obsessed from the first time I stumbled on it, and this restored audio sounds so incredible. You made my day with this upload!
Whew! Beautiful song, beautiful blue sleeve. How'd that happen if the song was never finished?
And am I the only one hearing this song as a precursor to "You're A Big Girl Now"?
I can hear "You're a big girl now" in this song.
🚫🍼💯😊
👍😊🎸
I also hear just like a woman...but I think maybe he already wrote that by this point
True!
Amazing work, it's a journey to be able to listen to this music edited with such quality.
Greetings from Brazil!
E de Portugal!
Pity the voice was not miked more closely. The guitar overwealms the vocal line.
Only Brazilians love to say they are from Brazil.....
@@thomasbusy3632 And only people from the United States say they are American, although everyone else in America is also...
@@BarbosaCities You missed the point...you dont see Americans posting: I'm from USA....but you will notice many Brasilians post: I'm from Brazil
As the shooting star that is Dylan, begins its ascent across the sky........I had such a sad day and listening to this is salve for my soul. Thank you so much.
Hang in there, bud.
Dylan's voice is in great form in this recording. Also striking is the guitar work by Robbie Robertson, which perfectly complements this song. This recording provides some insight into how the two musicians developed such a close creative bond. Too bad the two of them didn't record more songs like this with just two guitars.
It's not hard to see how Robbie Robertson would soon evolve into the great songwriter whom he became. Playing at 'the font' here; contributing to Dylan's budding creative genius, it was bound to rub off somewhat. It's a shame this one was never developed into a classic such as "Just Like A Woman" or the like.
Swingin’ this a complete treasure and so visceral to me! It is as soft as velvet and as refreshing as water from a spring fountain.
You did a great edit to achieve such continuity! Thank you so much for this!🤍
so nicely expressed, nissi! 💘😘
Its one the most refreshing things I've heard today!
HELLO
There’s a brilliant song just waiting to burst out of this. Don’t get me wrong, I love this ad libbed gem, but what a shame that he didn’t carry it on through to an officially released recording. It’s got lots of emotion in there.
Dylan needs to add this to his Bootleg Series, honestly. Great work!
It's on the deluxe edition of whatever bootleg covers Blonde on Blonde. #12 I think?
Mother Father of all creation our creators is here in physical flesh❤ 🎉 😊 and playing this song to reach you! please phone home in these urgent moments mom and dad love you and have been your life support. Love to meet you❤🎉 Luna
Mother Father of all creation our creators is here in physical flesh❤ 🎉 😊 and playing this song to reach you! please phone home in these urgent moments mom and dad love you and have been your life support. Love to meet you❤🎉 Luna
Folks are all saying this sounds like "Just Like a Woman" or "You're a Big Girl Now", but all I'm hearing is "I'll Keep It with Mine".
Pretty much. It's one of his standard chord progressions.
What a beautiful song. You did a great job editing it into a complete flowing piece. I am very surprised this was not released. Has it been released on the official bootleg releases or the official 1966 live box? IF it has not then that is kind of cool....a magical hidden track. Either way, thank you for this.
Floating in a blue sky to this song
oh wow you have blue skies!???
Bob leaving us speechless again … 💓
Ageless Dylan was actually 25 when he sang this: “back when I was young.”
“With thirty years upon my head
To have you call me child”
Yes really sounds improved..the young Bob is dreaming and all are invited to take part..what a gift
💝
"I'll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours"
Wow, wow! First time hearing this and I absolutely love it!
Would be great to read the lyrics if anyone has them?
Best best best UA-camr ever ı seen !
thank you for posting this. made my day.
Wow. Potentially epic, sweet & soaring ballad. And great work restoring - actually producing - it .
Almost as if the melody was too sweet - and the emerging lyrics revealed him too vulnerable - for the always-concealing Dylan to go public with it .
Feels a bit like You're a Big Girl Now, a remote ancestor in the way Bob explained his not recording I'm Not There was that it became Going Going Gone
🚫🍼💯☺️😎
Glad it's not just me who hears it!
2:05 You made it there somehow
You're a big girl now
Unusually romantic Bob song. Not a sign of cynicism or sarcasm anywhere. Very nice. He could've had a career doing nothing but this sort of stuff, if he'd wanted to.
Lol, Dylan? A sweetheart singer? Don't make me cry
My favorite song of all time. Something about it has always struck me. There's something so intimate to it. The video of it is really great too. The interesting bit is how long this recording is. It's like an interesting look into his 66 songwriting process
Very nice
Wow, I only listened to the one with shitty audio, this is amazing
I close my eyes and he's in the room.
Singing just for us.
I put on the 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert and believe that I am there live, just close my eyes and feel all of it , sometimes its too much to feel and makes me wanna cry .powerful stuff
If Dylan records this right now with his ageing voice, wonder how deep this would sound. This song was written by a boy but Bob has seen and lived an entire life now. And he did leave some behind. So the words would somehow have a different meaning and perspective.
I realize it's not Dylan style, but it would be awesome if he released a new record full of songs that he abandoned years ago.
Why was this never released?? THIS IS AMAZING! This is classic Dylan beyond!
It's so beautiful that it brings tears to my eyes.
The genius of Dylan was perfectly magnified by the guitar of Robertson ! Great job SP!
“ How many treasures like this are hidden in the woods by the great Dylan?” And some say he can’t sing haha. Wow, what a wonderful song, beautifully sung by a complete and unique artist in his writing and delivery. Thanks for sharing this gem 💎
From back in The Swingin' Sixties, way before the PC movement. Methinks this is the shorter version of the much longer original entitled "Tho' I Love Her Beautiful Breasts ... I Can't Leave Her Behind". 😃
And I just can’t roam you, to tell the truth I should come to this hotel
Where she leads me, I do not know Where she leads me or where she goes I can’t find her nowhere Whenever she comes by It makes me hurt to see her cry Mmmmm I just can’t hide Well I know, her, so well, But I can’t leave her behind
Now you, might think it’s foolish To be this way, and I can’t say to her And you, might think it’s ugly, to go back to her directly, but I can’t find, you don’t mind, to me
Where she leads me here All aware, I just can’t hear her walk I just can’t hear her talk Though, sometimes, you know you will And when she comes my way I’ll just be left any night or day I will hear her say That I don’t wanna try I tried also cried And I can’t leave her behind
And I go, many times out of my way I just hope you’ll hear me say That I can’t find it true But yet instead of mine If I don’t make it and you do I will swear to you That if you don’t Cry, try, to ride the sign, That I, left her behind
Now I, hear her walk, back when I was young And you, any time, I just can’t choose She knows that she’s the one She’s still here, and from And when I hurt for you More than I hurt for anyone All my hurt comes, from some, I just rode I swear I’d trade to you The whole wide world if you’d want Take it, I can’t help it But I try, to, tell, to you That I just can’t leave her behind
YAY THANK YOU FOR THIS UPLOAD BLESS YOU SWINGING PIG
Nice job on the edits!! Sooo nice to hear the “whole” runthrough
Beautiful song - thanks so much for rescuing,only wish Bob had recorded it. How could he let it slip?
SP this is so special ! Thank you for all the tender care you put into your work for our listening pleasure 💖☮️💫
Songwriting is like fishing in a stream; you put in your line and hope to catch something. And I don't think anyone downstream from Bob Dylan ever caught anything.
Arlo Guthrie
He has gold dust sifting off the ends of his fingers.
Beautiful! Can't quite make out the words, but if my past 43 years are still part of me, I will listen to this song over and over again until it becomes part of my inner repertoire.
Bob Dylan and Swinging Pig at the height of their respective talents. I feel blessed by both.
Would suit Oh Mercy studio work. Love his work. Ha ha. That needed saying ….again and again
I have always loved the short version i heard. This totally made my day. I'll be going to sleep with a smile.
His voice is so beautiful on this
sounds like a song that eventually evolved into Just Like a Woman
It must do because I left the same comment without seeing yours first.
Wow this made my day! I have been trying to find this song for so long… thank you so much:)
I can't even believe I'm hearing this, with the way it be making me feel
I always keep forgetting about this recording then stumble upon it and it's as if I heard for the first time all over. This is my favorite Dylan recording ever. Its Shakespearean
I HAVE LOOKED FOR THIS FOR YEARS.... Thank you, truly!
Remember the guitar he used in the video for this? So cool.
it's a Fender Kingman SCE (an acoustic with an electro style neck and headstock) while Robbie Robertson seems to be on Dylan's stage guitar, a Gibson Nick Lucas. You can see it in this video: gaslightrecords.com/news/watch-bob-dylan-and-robbie-robertson-work-on-new-material-in-glasgow
Yeah that Fender Kingman. Most Fender acoustics are pretty awful to me, Especially the ones with the strat style headstock. They're often terrible. But this one was pretty special. I wonder if he had a Fender deal in 1966
@@Official_KC Seems so. There was this poster with Dylan on a Fender Jazz Bass with the caption "Bob Dylan plays: Fender Musical Instruments"
Help! What video?
@@ohmercy5924 ua-cam.com/video/XxKVZZzIA-0/v-deo.html
Yet another reason Dylan is a lyrical genius.
I wrote a song called I Can't Leave Her Behind Alone and got slapped.
Dylan leaves out one word and it's a masterpiece.
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Where she leads me I do not know
Well, she leads me where she goes
I can't find her nowhere
Well, she needs me here
All aware I can't hear her walk
I just cannot hear her talk
Though sometimes, you know you will
And when she comes my way
I'll just be left any night or day
I will hear her say
That I don't wanna try
I tried, also cried
But I can't leave her behind
I have been waiting for this to happened for 37 years...great job thank you!
I’ve been waiting for a very long time for something like this. Thank you so much.
The song reminds me of Jim Croce "Operator".
I think this became Just like a woman (compare it to the acoustic version on live 1966)