Bob Dylan - One More Cup of Coffee download song

  • Artist: Bob Dylan
  • Song: One More Cup of Coffee
  • Genre: Foreignbard
  • Length: 03:45
  • Size: 8.8MB
  • Bitrate: 320Kbps
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Comments

Zergoth Thrash

2022-07-17 10:44:59 | Profile
"Steve jobs: the man and the machine" what a strange way to reconnect with Dylan

Double Agents

2022-05-31 04:26:46 | Profile
To follow up Blood on the Tracks with something this different & this good is remarkable.

Grimtal

2022-05-16 20:01:22 | Profile
Your breath is sweet Your eyes are like two jewels in the sky Your back is straight, your hair is smooth On the pillow where you lie But I don't sense affection No gratitude or love Your loyalty is not to me But to the stars above One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below Your daddy he's an outlaw And a wanderer by trade He'll teach you how to pick and choose And how to throw the blade He oversees his kingdom So no stranger does intrude His voice it trembles as he calls out For another plate of food One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below Your sister sees the future Like your mama and yourself You've never learned to read or write There's no books upon your shelf And your pleasure knows no limits Your voice is like a meadowlark But your heart is like an ocean Mysterious and dark One more cup of coffee for the road One more cup of coffee 'fore I go To the valley below

1129georgia

2022-05-12 09:30:49 | Profile
i feel bad for the people who disliked this. Some people just dont get it .

John Fresen

2022-04-03 19:43:07 | Profile
The song for that 23rd hour since your last escape of sweet sweet slumber.

moldydad

2022-02-12 03:10:55 | Profile
The first time I listened to this song, I was going to my hometown Kastamonu from İzmir and I was in a bus. The bus climbed so many bends and reached a hill's top. I saw this song on the playlist of the company and I started to listen to it. The sun was about to rise and I didn't know how much road we took till that point. The bus took the last bend and at that moment, I saw huge, plain fields, a valley I couldn't see where it ends while the sun was rising and started to make warm all the land. I couldn't take myself out of the song. While we were going down from the hill, I was in another world, we were in the valley and there was one or two tears in my eyes maybe because of happiness or because of some reason I still don't know but I felt like I understood something and I felt I was belonged to it. To all the people who can feel these things with love...

Piet Padda

2021-12-27 09:20:00 | Profile
I pity young people who haven't discovered classic Bob Dylan yet..

Serious Sketch

2021-07-05 01:57:23 | Profile
Anyone who thought Dylan couldn't sing in those days never tried to sing along with this track.

Robert Eder

2021-02-16 11:20:57 | Profile
One of my favorite Dylan's songs