You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go

Bob Dylan

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| | % | I've seen love go by my door Never been this close before Never seemed so easy or so slow I been shootin' in the dark too long When something's not right it must be wrong You're gonna make me lonesome when you go Dragon clouds so high above I've only known careless love An'it always has hit me from below But this time round it's more correct Right on target so direct You're gonna make me lonesome when you go Purple clover Queen Anne lace Crimson hair across your face You could make me cry if you don't know Can't remember what I was thinking of You might be spoiling me too much love You're gonna make me lonesome when you go Flowers on the hillside blooming crazy Crickets talking back and forth in rhyme Blue river running slow and lazy I could stay with you forever and never realise the time Situations have ended sad Relationships have all been bad Mine have been like Verlaine's and Rimbaud But there is no way I can compare All them scenes to this affair You're gonna make me lonesome when you go You're gonna make me wonder what I'm doing Staying far behind without you You're gonna make me wonder what I'm saying You're gonna make me give myself a good talking to I'll look for you in old Honolula San Francisco Ashtabula You're gonna have to leave me now I know But I'll see you in the sky above In the tall grass in the ones I love You're gonna make me lonesome when you go Outro harp | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

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Dans cette chanson, l'auteur évoque la douleur de la séparation et la mélancolie qui en découle. Après avoir connu l'amour sous différentes formes, il réalise à quel point cette relation est unique et précieuse. Il décrit des images poétiques, comme des fleurs et des paysages, qui accompagnent ses souvenirs et ses émotions, soulignant la tristesse et la solitude qu'il ressentira lorsque son amante partira. Le contexte est clairement romantique, avec une introspection sur les relations passées qui ont souvent été décevantes. Ici, il ressent un amour pur, mais la peur de la perte le hante, transformant chaque instant partagé en un souvenir précieux. Cette réflexion sur l'amour montre à quel point chaque séparation peut laisser un vide profond.

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