Bob Dylan - Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Official Audio)

As a kid, I used to think the "you just kinda wasted my precious time" line was kind of a throwaway line. As and adult, I understand it might be the soul of the whole song.

Going through a breakup at 64 years old, and this song, written by a 21-year-old, 60 years ago, is at the top of my list.

The opposite of love is not hate. It's indifference. This song speaks to that.

Bob Dylan is the best lyricist that ever lived! He wrote songs as if he lived a whole lifetime at the age of 20 and as a teenager! I love this man’s mind!❤🥹🌟

He managed to write something that’s both a breakup song and a love song at the same time. Sheer, uncut humanity 💛

When you listen to Bob Dylan's music don't you get the feeling of wanting to leave everything behind and cross the whole country?

He sings to the sadness in a very beatiful way

"I give her my heart but she wanted my soul" is one of the best lines ever written

I consider this one of the greatest songs ever written.

I remember many drives on lonesome highways while listening to Dylan as the sun rose. Simultaneously remembering old lovers and friends, while feeling the anticipation of a new day and new opportunities. A bittersweet mix of excitement and regrets in that twilight before a new day.

Sometimes all you need is a few beers and Bob Dylan

My dad plays this perfectly, both with harmonica and guitar and it gets me evertime. Masterpiece

...I ain't saying you treated me unkind, you coulda done better but I don't mind, you just kinda wasted my precious time. But don't think twice, it's alright.

Perhaps my favourite Dylan song. Listening this guy with my Dad in car feels like was only yesterday. Miss u Dad. ❤

You are my All Time FAVORITE singer and songwriter. God bless you Bob Dylan. Your music touches my Soul..

I always cry when I listen to this song. My dad was a huge Bob Dylan fan, owned all his records, all the bootlegs, all the biographies. In my early childhood i just remember his annoying nasal voice and that god awful harmonica and telling my dad how bad the music was. I never understood how he could listen to that garbage. When I was 17 he was diagnosed with liver cancer, and in less than a year he passed away. I always associated Bob Dylan with my dad, and so wanting to remember his, i dug up the old CD's and started ripping them onto my itunes library. Now i was 18 and could actually understand the quality of dylans songwriting and I started exploring his entire discography. I now consider him one of my favourite top 10 artists of all time. Now most of his music as melancholic as this song, but the sadness combined with remembering my dad always listening to dylan telling me i would understand what a genius this man was when i grew up. I grew up, I understood what a musical genius Bob Dylan is, and all i wanna do is be able to talk to my dad and discuss his works whenever i listen to it, but my dad passed away before I had the chance to do that. Sorry if the formatting of this comment is shitty, i just really miss my dad right now and im just writing without thinking of the structure.

I've been listening to this song for well over 50 years and it still knocks me out.

Dylan is an icon. That’s why he is able to crank out material like this. Icons come once a generation or so. The rest of us can only stand in awe of them.

In my opinion, he still is the best lyricist of all time. There are a few that come close, but with his musical abilities and his lyrics, I feel he is the best.

My all time favorite breakup song. Not even mad, just, over it. Perfect.