Bob Dylan - Long Time Gone

LONG TIME GONE

(Bob Dylan; revised wording and arrangement by O.V. Michaelsen)

My parents raised me tenderly, I was their only son;
My mind got mixed with wanderin' when I was much too young.
Was just a kid of thirteen years when I first left my home;
Been a long time comin', Ma, I'll be a long time gone.

On a road through south New Mexico, in the dust and rolling sage,
I thought I'd try to find some work, but they said I was young of age.
My eyes, they burned, when I heard, “Go home where you belong.'?
Been a long time comin' and I'll be a long time gone.

Many times by the highway side I tried to flag a ride.
With bloodshot eyes and gritting teeth, I'd watch the cars roll by.
In the empty air, my only guide, I traveled on alone,
Been a long time comin' and I'll be a long time gone.

You might see me on your crossroads, when I'll be passing through,
And dream you'll one day follow as I drift beyond your view,
Destined for a journey that will never lead me home—
Been a long time comin' and I'll be a long time gone.

If I could help one drifter on this long, relentless road,
I'd warn him of its random ways and the dangers it might hold,
But I know I ain't no prophet and I ain't no prophet's son—
Just a long time comin' and I'll be a long time gone.

So you can have your beauty when skin-deep, it only lies,
And you can have your youthhood, it will fade before your eyes.
When my roving days are through, just carve upon my stone:
“Been a long time comin' and I'll be a long time gone.'?
Peter Case - Long Time Gone

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Peter Case performs Bob Dylan's 1963 classic, "Long Time Gone" at the Mug & Brush Sessions.

Frank Ocean - Long Time Gone cover (LIVE at Coachella)

Frank Ocean singing Long Time Gone by Bob Dylan LIVE at Coachella on 4/13/12. incredible..

Odetta - Long Time Gone

Couldn't stand the fact that I couldn't find this on youtube.

Bob Dylan - Long Time Man Feel Bad

Bob Dylan Folksingers Choice - Long Time Man Feel Bad. (9) Radio Show with Cynthia Gooding March 11th 1962.

Bob Dylan