The seasons they are turnin' and my sad heart is yearnin' To hear again the songbird's sweet melodious tone Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone? The dusky light, the day is losing Orchids, poppies, black-eyed Susan The earth and sky that melts with flesh and bone Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone? The air is thick and heavy All along the levee Where the geese into the countryside have flown Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone? Well, I'm preachin' peace and harmony The blessings of tranquility Yet I know when the time is right to strike I'll take you 'cross the river dear You've no need to linger here I know the kinds of things you like The clouds are turnin' crimson The leaves fall from the limbs an' The branches cast their shadows over stone Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone? The boulevards of cypress trees The masquerades of birds and bees The petals, pink and white, the wind has blown Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone? The trailing moss and mystic glow Purple blossoms soft as snow My tears keep flowing to the sea Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief It takes a thief to catch a thief For whom does the bell toll for, love? It tolls for you and me My pulse is runnin' through my palm The sharp hills are rising from The yellow fields with twisted oaks that groan Won't you meet me out in the moonlight alone?

My Echo, My Shadow & Me Bob Dylan's Pop Roots Vol. 1 -6 One of the best compilations from my Harddiscs. Really very nice artwork included. Lineage: My HD>TLH>HC>You Waht I have is what you get. If you don't like it, just don't download and spare me negative comments. Enjoy!! Here is what the maker of all this wrote: (a big thank you to him) A LostChords compilation, 2006 "As for myself, I had nothing against pop songs [...] I loved songs like 'Without A Song', 'Ol' Man River', 'Stardust' and hundreds of others" Bob Dylan, Chronicles, p. 81 "Sinatra, Peggy Lee, yeah, I love all these people, but I tell you who I've really been listening to a lot lately - in fact I'm thinking about recording one of his earlier songs - is Bing Crosby, I don't think you can find better phrasing anywhere." Bob Dylan, 1985 (Mikal Gilmore Interview) This collection tries to show Bob Dylan's roots in Mainstream popular music, as opposed to Blues & Folk. I have included covers - pre war Pop music, 50s ballads and crooner Country - as well as those of Dylan's own songs that are in one way or another influenced by this music. Two more volumes including covers like "Soon", "Answer Me", "More And More" as well as Dylan songs like "Floater", "One More Night", "Tell Me that It Isn't True" etc. are in preparation. Most of the information here is of course available elsewhere, I tried to put it all together in one place. Many thanks to Stew in Scotland for creating the artwork! Vol. 1: 1. We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me) (D. Robertson/N. Cogane/S. Mysels) 6.8.1988, Carlsbad 2. I'm In The Mood For Love (Jimmy McHugh/Dorothy Fields) 10.8.1989, Cincinnati 3. Moonlight 5.5.2005, Jacksonville 4. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight 19.3.1995, Kerkrade 5. Moon River (H. Mancini/J. Mercer) 27.8.1990, Merrillville 6. One For My Baby 1967, Basement Tapes 7. That Lucky Ol' Sun (Haven Gillespie/Beasley Smith) 5.11.1991, Madison 8. I Believe In You 5.12.1979, Albuquerque 9. I'll Remember You 20.10.1989, Poughkeepsie 10. Sugar Baby 5.10.2001, Spokane 11. Don't Ever Take Yourself Away 1981, Shot Of Love Outtakes 12. The Man In Me 6.7.1978, Paris 13. Tomorrow Night (Sam Coslow/Will Grosz) 18.2.1993, Hannover 14. When Did You Leave Heaven (Richard Whiting/Walter Bullock) 12.6.1989, Brüssel 15. Lay Lady Lay 11.7.1986, Hartford 16. Ghost Riders In The Sky (Stan Jones) 1.5.1970, New Morning Outtakes 17. Hey La La (Ray Price/Leonard McRight) 13.6.1989, Frejus