You raise up your head And you ask, is this where it is? And somebody points to you and says Its his And you say, whats mine?

αυτό, μπορώ να το πω με σιγουριά, είναι ένα από τα καλύτερα τραγούδια που έχω ακούσει στη ζωή μου. εγκεφαλικό, μυστήριο, μοναδικό, πανέμορφο/////το καινούργιο του άλμπουμ βγαίνει την επόμενη εβδομάδα και είναι σαφώς πιο στρωτό από την πρόσφατη "τριλογία" του, κάτι που από άλλους θα εκτιμηθεί και από άλλους όχι (ας πούμε ότι θα πάρει καλές κριτικές -όπως οι πρώτες που κυκλοφορούν ήδη- αλλά θα κάνει λιγότερη εντύπωση)/////ο πασίγνωστος (και αγαπημένος μου) Alex Ross έγραψε σχετικά: "to my ears it was no letdown after Dylan's recent trilogy of new material — Time Out of Mind, Love and Theft, and Modern Times. In the interview Dylan describes it as a "romantic" album, which seems about right, although this romance clearly has more shadows than flowers in the corners. The songwriting is more straight-ahead than on the previous two albums, which were stuffed — sometimes overstuffed — with verbal imagery. I kept thinking of Hank Williams's spare, chiseled writing, especially on "Life is Hard": "Sun is sinking low / I guess it's time to go / I feel a chilly breeze / In place of memories." (Note: what I heard may not match the finished work.) There's a fantastically chilling, end-of-one's-rope number called "Forgetful Heart," which has this Kafkaesque image: "The door has closed forevermore / If indeed there ever was a door." But the sadness of the scene is lightened by sweet-sounding arrangements (mandolin, accordion, and violin fill out the band) and by flashes of wit ("Down by the river Judge Simpson walking around / Nothing shocks me more than that old clown"). Some up-tempo, old-time rockers also keep the night terrors at bay"/////εδώ μπορείτε να ακούσετε το πρώτο single και εδώ το δεύτερο κομμάτι που ξεχώρισε/////διαβάστε και μία κριτική song-by-song αν ενδιαφέρεστε.