Ballad of Hollis Brown (Live at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY - October 1963)

Ballad of Hollis Brown (Live at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY - October 1963) - Bob Dylan

Hollis brown

He lived on the

Hollis brown

He lived on the

With his wife and

And his cabin fallin

You looked for work

And you walked a

You looked for work

And you walked a

Your children are so

That they don't know

Your baby's eyes look

They're a-tuggin' at

Your baby's eyes look

They're a-tuggin' at

You walk the floor

With every breath you

The rats have got

Bad blood it got

The rats have got

Bad blood it got

If there's anyone that

Is there anyone that

You prayed to the

Oh please send you

You prayed to the

Oh please send you

Your empty pocket tell

That you ain't a-got

Your babies are crying

It's pounding on your

Your babies are crying

It's pounding on your

Your wife's screams are

Like the dirty drivin'

Your grass is turning

There's no water in

Your grass is turning

There's no water in

Your spent your last

On seven shotgun shels.

Way out in the

A cold coyote calls

Way out in the

A cold coyote calls

Your eyes fix on

That's hangin' on

Your brain is a-

And your legs can't

Your brain is a-

And your legs can't

Your eyes fix on

That you're holdin'

There's seven breezes

All around the cabin

There's seven breezes

All around the cabin

Seven shots ring out

Like the ocean's

There's seven people

On a south Dakota

There's seven people

On a south Dakota

Somewhere in the distance

There's seven new