>"There must be some way out of here", said the joker to the thief
What did he mean by this?
"There must be some way out of here", said the joker to the thief
Joshua Sullivan
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Oliver Reed
probably a jab at Christ.
Bentley Howard
i think it's about one of those escape room places
Nathan Nguyen
Joker = Dylan
Thief = Hendrix
Bob was living in Hell after a dream suggested to him that AAtW would be stolen and the Thief's version would get all the radio play.
He had to get outta there. The universe was playing one of its jokes on him, making him the Joker. He hated being the Joker.
Jaxson Jenkins
It’s about existential torment. I certainly know the feeling.
Jack Lopez
>All along the watchtower
What did he mean by this?
Watchtowers aren’t long. They’re tall but not particularly wide.
Jackson Rogers
I picture a vast fortress in my head, overlooking empty terrain for miles in the dead of night in profound silence.
You need to allow a bit of artistic license with lyrics for it to sound good and fit the melody.
>t. singer-songwriter
Ryder Gonzalez
Shouldn't it be All along the watchtowers?
Hunter Barnes
his thought his life was a tragedy at first... until he realized... it was actually a comedy.
Nicholas Gomez
finnegas wake reference
Brayden Lewis
Jimi Hendrix sang that you retard
Jaxon Jones
Lol
Ayden Bennett
no theres just one
Andrew Sullivan
God I hate that pretentious cunt Bob Dylan and his o so deep lyrics
Jaxon Richardson
ask Christopher Ricks
Jacob Green
This, and just as unironically
Noah Powell
everybody was singing about this kind of pseudo gnostic shit back then
Josiah Gomez
Jack Gomez
Mr. Tambourine Man is based af, but he hasn't written something that beautiful since
Charles Roberts
retards and tripfags, exhibit 1
Jeremiah Baker
The devil speaks to the thief on the left of Christ. The song is about the many who sin, and who know they live in sin, trying to keep watch for the hour of Christ. They are in a constant state of distress and fear, knowing the hour is at hand; their hope is to repent at the last moment, except they do not know when it is. What's worse they are lost. In their sin, they are confused and disoriented, they fear the coming hour, and know that they have no way of knowing until it is too late; the worst among them, then, conspire to help each other, but in their heart they know they have already failed and the hour has passed.
Joshua Cruz
My guess is the Riddler is behind this lyric.