9 thoughts on “ You Aint Going Nowhere - Bill Collins (18) - Tribute To Bob Dylan (Cassette) ”

1. You ain’t goin’ nowhere Whoo-ee! Ride me high Tomorrow’s the day My bride’s gonna come Oh, oh, are we gonna fly Down in the easy chair! Buy me a flute And a gun that shoots Tailgates and substitutes Strap yourself To the tree with roots You ain’t goin’ nowhere Whoo-ee! Ride me high Tomorrow’s the day My bride’s gonna come Oh, oh.

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2. You ain’t going nowhere [Chorus] Whoo-ee! Ride me high Tomorrow’s the day My bride’s going to come Oh, oh, are we going to fly Down in the easy chair! [Verse 3] Buy me a flute and a gun that.

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3. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere Lyrics: Clouds so swift, the rain falling in / Gonna see a movie called Gunga Din / Pack up your money, pull up your tent, McGuinn / You ain't goin' nowhere / Ooh-wee, ride.

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4. You ain't goin' nowhere Whoo-ee ride me high Tomorrow's the day My bride's gonna come Oh, oh, are we gonna fly Down in the easy chair! Buy me a flute And a gun that shoots Tailgates some substitutes Strap yourself To the tree with roots You ain't goin' nowhere Whoo-ee ride me high Tomorrow's the day My bride's gonna come Oh, oh, are we gonna fly.

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5. General CommentThese are the lyrics to the version on his album "The Basement Tapes" and the Joan Baez/Byrds version. This is the version on Greatest Hits, Vol. 2: Clouds so swift an' rain fallin' in Gonna see a movie called "Gunga Din'' Pack up your money, pull up your tent McGuinn You ain't goin' nowhere. Whoo-ee, ride me high Tomorrow's the day That my bride's a-gonna come Whoo-ee, are .

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6. You ain't goin' nowhere Whoo-ee! Ride me high Tomorrow's the day My bride's gonna come Oh, oh, are we gonna fly Down in the easy chair! Genghis Khan He could not keep All his kings Supplied with sleep We'll climb that hill no matter how steep When we get up to it Whoo-ee! Ride me high Tomorrow's the day My bride's gonna come Oh, oh, are we.

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7. Aug 29,  · YOU AIN'T GOIN' NOWHERE () Dylan has a way with words that's for sure. Just as Patti Smith will sound poetic even when she says good morning, or Michael Stipe will sound existential and profound whatever he's singing so Dylan when he writes his songs somehow makes the words emblematic and fills them with meaning.

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8. The Byrds released "You Ain't Going Nowhere" as the first single off the album peaking at #45 in the US and #74 in the UK. Guitarist and singer Roger McGuinn recalled to Uncut that their record label, Columbia Records (which was also Dylan's record label), sent their producer Gary Usher some demos from Dylan's Woodstock sessions. Among them were "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" and "Nothing Was.

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9. I knew Bob has made up a bunch of different lyrics for it over the years, mostly in that stream-of-consciousness way that he does so well, but didn't know about the reference to the Everlys. I performed it at an open mic on New Year's Day, and did the line about "pack up/pick up" the way McGuinn did it (and I played a string), and threw in.

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