Bob Dylan's classic and popular songs

Cross the Green MountainBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – ‘Cross The Green Mountain (Official Video)

Known as a timeless masterpiece that resonates across generations, this work was written for the soundtrack of the 2003 film “Gods and Generals” and is distinguished by its profound focus on the Civil War.

Bob Dylan’s distinctive voice vividly portrays the tragedies of war and the anguish of the human condition.

The lyrics, rich with literary references and symbolic expressions, make a powerful appeal to listeners’ hearts.

When you find yourself at a crossroads in life, listening to this song may offer new perspectives and courage.

It’s also a recommended piece for those interested in American history and literature.

Dreamin’ of YouBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Dreamin’ of You (Official HD Video)

Literally translated, the title would be “Dreaming of You.” The music video features Bob Dylan wandering around searching for something, and it has a narrative quality.

It’s a slow-tempo song with a mysterious melody that sticks in your head.

Forever Young (Slow Version)Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Forever Young (Official Audio)

This is a famous song by Bob Dylan that carries a heartwarming message wishing for eternal youth.

Created by the legendary musician from Minnesota, USA, it was released in January 1974.

Often interpreted as a prayer or blessing from a parent to a child, it explores themes of happiness, hope, and facing life’s challenges.

With its nostalgic atmosphere and universal values, the lyrics resonate with people across generations.

The song was also used as the theme for the TV show “Parenthood.” How about listening to it alone on a quiet night? It will surely bring new light into your life.

Gotta Serve SomebodyBob Dylan

Gotta Serve Somebody Bob Dylan

This song, Gotta Serve Somebody, is the one for which Bob Dylan won a Grammy.

The famous John Lennon is said to have created an answer song to it called Serve Yourself.

I Want YouBob Dylan

I Want you – Bob Dylan- Blonde on Blonde (CINEMA PARADISO CLIP)

In addition to the title I Want You, it is said to also carry the title Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues.

As that title suggests, it’s a blues song themed around romance, but thanks to its bright tone, it feels somewhat uplifting.

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Bob Dylan – Jokerman (Official Video)

The PV features many highly distinctive works of art.

The song conveys a very mysterious worldview.

With its very slow tempo, the occasional emotionally expressive singing by Bob Dylan really resonates.

It’s a song he performed at his concert in Japan in 2010.

Just Like Tom Thumb’s BluesBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues (Official Video)

This is a song released in 1965 by Bob Dylan, a quintessential American singer-songwriter.

It was included on the album Highway 61 Revisited and later appeared on compilation albums as well.

Set against the backdrop of Mexico City, its lyrics—centering on life’s hardships and the search for meaning—have resonated with many, showcasing Dylan’s poetic gifts to the fullest.

Comprising six verses with no chorus, the song’s keyboard and drum tones create a distinctive atmosphere.

It’s a recommended track for those who want to experience Dylan’s musical world and feel the subtleties of life.