From the pages of Eyolf Østrem.

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On A Rainy Afternoon (Glasgow Hotel) (Does She Need Me?) Bob Dylan © 1967

18 May 1966 MP3 Songs

North British Station hotel, Glasgow UK - 19.may.1966 Mostly undecipherable and clearly unfinished transcription see another transcription at Tony Attwood: ''Untold Dylan ob-dylan.org.uk/archives/6575 As you're walkin' in the morning Honey, you come home I'll be on my way for long, forlorn You just can't go I will get it if i have to If i have to please come home Try, but i'll be dry, and i crave you If i haunt you back all day, right Carry my trouble Yes you got it my mind I'll try to tell you, if i can't come in And i must stay true there And i'll be happy in the morning I try my best, i will try to help you If i can and i leave it too But i just can't find you away Won't you time away Dylan: Play the bridge ... Dylan: Play the bridge again That's the way i think she told me [?] Heart bent on me [?] I'll be out all morning for you But you can't stop me Yes, i try my best to please you Try my best but if i fail You must help me to see you As i go by... Dylan: No, it's twice as slow. Twice as slow. It's too fast. Yeah, but it can go in there, man, but it's just gonna be twice as slow as that. I'll fit the words in, same words, but it's gonna be twice as slow. Play every chord about twice as slow Dylan: OK. let's try it again. Now if you can send me a letter I'll be on my way to get it for you I'll be with my sister too I can't find me what to do Yes, i've been trying to get a message To you, but you have to treat me I won't let her to And then i try my best to hunt her, you [...fades out]