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The master take of "Positively 4th Street" was recorded on July 29, 1965, during the mid-June to early August recording sessions that produced all of the material that appeared on Dylan's 1965 album, Highway 61 Revisited. [11] The song was the last to be attempted that day, with Dylan and a variety of session musicians having already ...
- July 29, 1965
- "From a Buick 6"
- September 7, 1965
Positively 4th Street Lyrics. [Verse 1] You got a lot of nerve. To say you are my friend. When I was down. You just stood there grinning. You got a lot of nerve. To say you got a helping hand to ...
Sep 7, 2021 · Learn the story behind Dylan's classic rant against his former lover Edie Sedgwick, a model and actress in Warhol's Factory. Discover how he combined rage, apathy and sarcasm in this electric folk masterpiece.
You see me on the street You always act surprised You say, “How are you?” “Good luck” But you don’t mean it When you know as well as me You’d rather see me paralyzed Why don’t you just come out once And scream it No, I do not feel that good When I see the heartbreaks you embrace If I was a master thief Perhaps I’d rob them
Learn about the song that expresses Dylan's anger and resentment towards his critics and rivals in the music industry. Read the lyrics, artistfacts, and comments from fans who relate to the song's message.
