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Don't know how I can follow.. say wut  But I totally revamped bths music in this, very happy with it. https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=15088249She sings "Blowin in the Wind" in a subway station Queen Jane Approximately a quarter to four by five o'clock she wants to shop heads to her favorite department store Now, she darts through downtown Baltimore plenty of time, but don't be late it's a typical Friday night for her She's got a typical Friday date Bob Dylan, Bloomingdales and Baltimore Dates That's what she's all about if the rest of Maryland should cease she wouldn't scream and shout cause in her eyes, there's no surprise so far nothing duplicates ole Bob Dylan, Bloomingdales and her Baltimore Dates Now she's "like a rolling stone" or a tambourine man's girl but she's positvely fourth street in the economic world Her old man, he was the real estate king and he left her lots of dough here she shops again at Bloomingdales bought some shiny gift for Joe Bob Dylan, Bloomingdales and Baltimore Dates That's what she's all about if the rest of Maryland should cease she wouldn't scream and shout cause in her eyes, there's no surprise so far nothing duplicates ole Bob Dylan, Bloomingdales and her Baltimore Dates But it ain't me Babe, no no no It ain't me she's looking for....babe
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Still unsure how I wrote this.
Was working on my craft learning about alliteration. That title came out of nowhere.
And I remember writing in one sitting. Prolly 15 minutes at the kitchen table.
Set it to music years later , a folk version, to me this is how the byrds would cover it if it were Dylan's song.
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Sounds good ,all old songwriters and young love Dylan and are at awe of his genius
We’re all built from the same dust and dreams, Different roads, but the same means.
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How I came to this arrangement.
I first had a dirgy, version folk song, was good I thought, but wasn't exciting.
I was accused of not sharing prompts... So...
If I said a song like Bob Dylan...it would be flagged.
I got creative...
I said this is a song ABOUT somebody who loves Bob Dylan. Let ai do its own math
But I wanted pop rock, added that to prompt.
Then the byrds were famous for doing Dylan songs in a folk pop rock, kind of way...signature sounds were the Rickenbacker electric guitar .
Added that to the prompt, finally said male vocal, with harmonies, modern sounding, radio friendly rock song.
Sometimes its the language you use when promoting that matters more than the style...
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 10/26/25 02:20 PM.
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