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@ritabottle Well, she was not alone saying that... More or less every singer-songwriter today have said the same! When Dylan played "To live is to fly" he introduced it with "here is a song by the greatest songwriter that ever lived!".
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@xXxaimlessxXx Ah, c'mon. I prefer Townes, but Dylan. Guy Clark and Michael Smith are all favorite songwriters of mine.
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que te valla bien miss carrusel jeje
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@Reddirtgirl55Again i agree this is awesome
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Superb!
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Yeah. I still love my Bob Dylan and my Leonard Cohen, but....
and my Joni Mitchell.
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Yeah. I still love my Bob Dylan and my Leonard Cohen, but....
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A Genius. Nothing more needs to be said....
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Townes van Zandt was a poet. Modern music can learn much from the like of TvZ.
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@Wajionis I think it's about a failed relationship. He thinks she is only staying with him because she needs him. She goes round and round; she won't leave and she won't stay. She is tired of his addictions 'the drunken clown " and "would you say that anyway to judge him". She's erected an emotional wall "the castle wall " and " tears couldn't find your eyes" so he has decided he will leave her "the time has come for leaving." That's my take. Only TVZ knows for certain and he's gone..



I'm 56 and this was the 1st Townes song I heard when I was 15. I went out and bought a guitar and learned to play because of this. I still remember every lyric. I saw him once in a small coffee house at college when I was 18 and was mesmerized. And i remember the place I was when I heard he died. Emmy Lou Harris was saying he was the greatest lyricist ever. She was right.
ritabottle 1 year ago 42
who's Dylan?
xXxaimlessxXx 1 year ago 19