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Thursday, February 14. 2008

Valentine's Day Free Ad for Bob: New Morning

"Can't you hear that rooster crowin'?
Rabbit runnin' down across the road
Underneath the bridge where the water flowed through
So happy just to see you smile
Underneath the sky of blue
On this new morning, new morning
On this new morning with you.

Can't you hear that motor turnin'?
Automobile comin' into style
Comin' down the road for a country mile or two
So happy just to see you smile
Underneath the sky of blue
On this new morning, new morning
On this new morning with you.

The night passed away so quickly
It always does when you're with me.

Can't you feel that sun a-shinin'?
Groundhog runnin' by the country stream
This must be the day that all of my dreams come true
So happy just to be alive
Underneath the sky of blue
On this new morning, new morning
On this new morning with you.

So happy just to be alive
Underneath the sky of blue
On this new morning, new morning
On this new morning with you.
New morning . . ."

This Valentine's Day marks the third anniversary of our weekly Dylan lyrics, which began in earnest with "Forever Young" back on February 14, 2005.  How time has flown.  Today we offer "New Morning," off Bob's comeback album of the same name from 1970.

Posted by The Dylanologist in The Song and Dance Man at 13:54 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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one of my top favorites -- but only thru earphones -- there's so much info on the tracks that it gets a wee bit muddy in the open air. Put on the phones and this song will rock n roll you real good.
#1 buddy larsen on 2008-02-14 14:54 (Reply)
don't really think it can top "the man in me," though.
#2 kab on 2008-02-14 18:29 (Reply)
''One More Weekend" too -- rockers all --
#2.1 buddy larsen on 2008-02-14 19:22 (Reply)
Build me a cabin in Utah
Marry me a wife
Catch Rainbow trout
Have a bunch of kids who call me "Pa"
That must be what its all about..
that must be what its all about.

from Sign on the Window

I love Father of Night

This i s my favorite Dylan album most of the time. Very optimistic and upbeat.
#3 sean on 2008-02-15 10:29 (Reply)

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