Am am generally an agnostic and sometimes an atheist, but this song brings me to tears almost every time I hear it. If ever I could be convinced that their is a Sentient Divinity it would be through Dylan's words and voice. With this song leading the argument.
It is, in my opinion, Bob at this best. Which says a lot, since he is a master.
Quite simply one of the most moving songs I know. I am consistently moved by it.
I am a born Hindu but now an atheist. Still I find it to be very humbling an experience to listen to this song of Bob's. It is full of biblical references and imagery. I don't quite know what all he means in this song. But the notion is generally about the discovery of spirituality.
I am a born Hindu but now an atheist. Still I find it to be very humbling an experience to listen to this song of Bob's. It is full of biblical references and imagery. I don't quite know what all he means in this song. But the notion is generally about the discovery of spirituality.
I agree completely with RayMan.
Am am generally an agnostic and sometimes an atheist, but this song brings me to tears almost every time I hear it. If ever I could be convinced that their is a Sentient Divinity it would be through Dylan's words and voice. With this song leading the argument.
It is, in my opinion, Bob at this best. Which says a lot, since he is a master.
Quite simply one of the most moving songs I know. I am consistently moved by it.
Amen
Amen
I am a born Hindu but now an atheist. Still I find it to be very humbling an experience to listen to this song of Bob's. It is full of biblical references and imagery. I don't quite know what all he means in this song. But the notion is generally about the discovery of spirituality.
I am a born Hindu but now an atheist. Still I find it to be very humbling an experience to listen to this song of Bob's. It is full of biblical references and imagery. I don't quite know what all he means in this song. But the notion is generally about the discovery of spirituality.