I once held her in my arms She said she would always stay. But i was cruel I treated her like a fool I threw it all away. Once i had mountains in the palm of my hand An' rivers that ran thru everyday. But i must have been mad I never knew what i had Until i threw it all away. Love is all there is It makes the world go round. Love an' only love It can't be denied. No matter what you think about it You just won't be able to do without it Take a tip from one who tried. So if you find someone Who gives you all of her love Take it to your heart Don't let it stray. Oh, one thing for certain You will surely be hurtin' If you throw it all away If you throw it all away.

Seven Years of Bad Luck
source:  various '60s rarities

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Tracks:
Freewheelin' sessions:
Hero Blues
Whatcha Gonna Do
Oxford Town
I Shall Be Free (Take 1)
I Shall Be Free (Take 2)
I Shall Be Free (Take 3)
I Shall Be Free (Take 4&5)
Hero Blues
You've Been Hiding Too Long (1)
You Don't Have to Do That (2)
Hotel Tape:
Van Gogh (Version 1)
Van Gogh (Version 2)
Just Like A Woman
CBS studio 1969:
Gates Of Eden
I Threw It All Away
I Don't Believe You
Telephone Wire (Las Vegas Blues)
Honey Just Allow Me One More Chance 

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Review:© 2001 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
An incredible 1993 release from Spank, that includes beautiful photographs, great aesthetics, and an hour of rare tracks in excellent overall sound quality. The Freewheelin' sessions are a perfect 10, coming right off of the mixing console. The quality is good enough to release as official tracks, but the performances are flawed by a botched word, timing, or something similar that left them behind in the vaults. The quality slips to a 7 for (1) and (2), but the powerful and controversial You've Been Hiding is mesmerizing none the less. The quality of the Hotel tape slips even farther to a 5, a 4, and finally to a 3 on Just Like A Woman; and is included only because of its rarity. The 1969 studio outtakes zoom right back to a 9, giving this disc a wide range of sound qualities.