Bob Dylan

These lyrics are about the consequences of war and the moral responsibility of those who build and profit from it.

This song is about the narrator's condemnation of the war profiteers and their hypocrisy, and his reminder that death comes for us all.

These lyrics are about a person's journey from wealth and privilege to destitution and loneliness.

This song is about a woman who has fallen from her privileged life and is now struggling to make ends meet, while being tempted by the Devil.

These lyrics are about a joker and a thief discussing the confusion of life and their need for relief.

This song is about two trickster characters, Loki and Prometheus, who are bound by their actions and bring news of a coming apocalypse.

These lyrics are about the changing times and the need to accept and adapt to them.

This song is about how the next generation of people are usually the ones with different set of values and principles due to open-mindedness thus incite change.

These lyrics are about a person's journey to freedom and understanding.

This song is about questioning the motives behind war and competition, and the impermanence of life and nature.

These lyrics are about the assassination of President Kennedy and its aftermath.

This song is about the connections between the JFK assassination, the music industry, and organized crime.

These lyrics are about a person's journey through difficult times and the people they meet along the way.

This song is about a person's descent into drug use and the corruption of their environment.

These lyrics are about a sad-eyed lady who is admired by many despite her hardships.

This song is about Bob Dylan's romantic relationship with Sara Lownds and the memories they shared.

These lyrics are about a person who is hurt by someone close to them and is trying to understand why.

This song is about Bob Dylan's response to haters who disapprove of his shift in music.

These lyrics are about a man's journey and his memories of the places he has been, as well as the people he has encountered.

This song is about the nostalgia of an old steel mill and a train line, and the admiration for the faithfulness of an old lady.

These lyrics are about a mysterious figure who is a manipulator of crowds and has a prophetic vision of the future.

This song is about a false leader, the Jokerman, who forsakes the defenseless and innocent and is contrasted with the Abrahamic belief of worshipping God instead of metal idols.

These lyrics are about a person's journey to create a version of themselves through science and technology.

This song is about Dylan's attempt to create a being that is capable of understanding the history of humanity and the effects of colonization on the human race.

These lyrics are about a journey to Key West and the experiences of the traveler.

This song is about Bob Dylan's references to various cultural elements in his song "Highlands" and "Key West" as a reflection of finding peace and spiritual rejuvenation.

These lyrics are about a man's refusal to work on Maggie's farm or for her family.

This song is about the mistreatment of the narrator by Maggie's family and the narrator's subsequent rebellion against them.

These lyrics are about the consequences of trying to be good and the importance of not feeling alone.

This song is about how everyone is subject to criticism and judgement no matter what they do and how it is a part of life.

These lyrics are about the narrator's longing for a lost lover.

This song is about a protagonist's internal conflict between passion and anxiety, and his attempts to gain understanding and sympathy from outside forces.

These lyrics are about a mysterious figure who commands Abraham to kill his son and a roving gambler trying to create a world war.

This song is about an argument between two men from the Midwest, reimagining the Old Testament story of Abraham and Isaac, and the struggles of the civil rights movement in the 1960s.

These lyrics are about a person telling someone that they are not the one they are looking for.

This song is about a narrator's former lover asking for too much unconditional support and idealizing him.

These lyrics are about the struggles of everyday life and the resilience of the human spirit.

This song is about the Vietnam War and its effects on people, including the hypocrisy of the US government.

These lyrics are about a man stuck in Mobile, Alabama with the Memphis blues again, reflecting on his life and the events that have led him there.

This song is about the consequences of indulging in drugs and how the music industry can be a way out of a difficult situation.

These lyrics are about two people who connect and experience a series of events that lead to a fateful twist of fate.

This song is about a one night stand that could have been a meaningful relationship, but ultimately was not due to a simple twist of fate.

These lyrics are about a person's struggle to accept themselves and their emotions.

This song is about a woman who is accused of superficiality and faking her emotions, and Bob Dylan's response to her.

These lyrics are about a man asking a woman to stay with him while they enjoy each other's company.

This song is about a workingman who is innocent of wrongdoing and is represented with a big brass bed.

These lyrics are about someone who is the subject of malicious rumors, who has experienced great fortune, and is reflecting on the pain of a past relationship.

This song is about Bob Dylan's reflections on his failed marriage and the psychological dynamics that destroyed it.

These lyrics are about a person's journey to fall in love.

These lyrics are about a man of many moods and contradictions who is surrounded by beauty and darkness.

This song is about Bob Dylan's exploration of his identity and life experiences as well as references to Walt Whitman's poetry, Beethoven's sonatas, and his own songs.

These lyrics are about a person who is sailing away from their love and asking them to remember them while they are away.

This song is about a man coming to terms with the fact that his girlfriend is never coming back and asking for a material object to remember her by.

These lyrics are about the sinking of the Titanic and the stories of the passengers who were on board.

This song is about the sinking of the Titanic, its cargo, and the tragedy that occurred on April 14th.

These lyrics are about a person who is seeking shelter from a storm in their life and finding solace in someone else.

This song is about a man reflecting on his relationship, his faith, and his possessions as he goes through a divorce.

These lyrics are about a person reflecting on their past and the memories of a loved one.

This song is about Bob Dylan's journey of self-discovery, his relationships with Louise and Johanna, and his reflections on art and life.

These lyrics are about a person's confusion and bewilderment in an unfamiliar situation.

This song is about the contrast between the honest and open nature of nudity and the conventional, analytical approach of Mr. Jones.

These lyrics are about a person's journey of self-discovery, growth, and reckoning with the past.

This song is about the narrator's journey from idealism to realism and the realization that there is more to life than black and white.

These lyrics are about a person leaving a place and being reminded of their past.

This song is about the transition from folk to rock music and the changes that come with it.

These lyrics are about a man remembering a past love while traveling in the north country.

This song is about a man's longing for a lost love, despite the distance between them.

These lyrics are about a person asking their mother to take away their badge and guns and knocking on heaven's door.

This song is about Sheriff Conlin Baker's death and the end of the old west era.

These lyrics are about a person's journey of self-discovery in a world filled with temptation and adversity.

This song is about the consequences of living in a world of hypocrisy and being forced to conform.

These lyrics are about a man's journey through life, his relationships, and his reflections on the past.

This song is about a couple whose relationship is complicated by their different points of view and the power dynamics of their past.

These lyrics are about a mysterious, surreal world of circus performers, fortune tellers, and other unusual characters.

This song is about the exploration of lies, limitations, cruelty and collateral damage in organized religion, sexual repression, the scientific establishment, academia, corporate careerism, mainstream theater, and the medical establishment through the example of Albert Einstein's life.

These lyrics are about a traveler's journey and the people and places they encounter.

This song is about the struggles and betrayal of disciples who sought a higher path, as seen through the metaphor of a sad clown.

These lyrics are about a man's struggles with the government, poverty and trying to make a success of himself.

This song is about the dangers of following leaders and staying out of trouble in a world full of deception and temptation.

These lyrics are about a man's journey of self-discovery and the power of music to help him along the way.

This song is about escaping the mundane and embracing the unknown to find freedom.

These lyrics are about Rubin Carter, a man wrongfully accused of murder and sentenced to prison.

This song is about the wrongful conviction of Rubin Carter and the influence of Judeo-Christian scripture in Bob Dylan's lyrics.

These lyrics are about offering comfort and love in difficult times.

This song is about the power of love to withstand trials and tribulations, and the faith needed to accept it.

These lyrics are about a person's regret at leaving a loved one and their longing for a different outcome.

This song is about the narrator's reflection on a long-term relationship with his ex-lover and his journey to move on from it.