The Hour That Your Ship Comes In
Tambourine Man
Blowin’ in the Wind
Subterranean Homesick Blues (especially the line that Weatherman took their name from)
Talkin’ New York Blues
Maggie’s Farm
probably more
He influenced my generation in our alientation from the values we had been taught. But “Lay Lady Lay” changed the direction he was going. The only Dylan song that I love. Not worthy of the once prestigious Nobel Peace Prize. He’s smart and probably can put it all in perspective. If he doesn’t respond, I’d like to know why not?
“Classified material was obtained through great sacrifice and sometimes lives were given to obtain.
Hillary treats it with the respect her husband afforded to the women he brutally raped.
Harsh analogy but true.” posted by HereintheHeartland this week
It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleedin’) -—inspired by Arthur Koestler novel, Darkness at Noon, about Stalinist purges
Neighborhood Bully-—Israel
You Gotta Serve Somebody—Josua 24:15
All Along the Watchtower-—Ezekiel 33:6
If you believe these are examples of Leftism, you do not understand them.
He explicitly rejected the idea of becoming an icon/spokesman for the Left.
Just because some lunatic SDSers liked his songs does not make him a Leftist, everyone did.
You would be better off pointing to “Hurricane” and “John Wesley Harding” than those. Politics aside even those are good songs.