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'Nevertheless' by Bob Dylan is a rock track on 'Fallen Angels' (2016). Its lyrics weigh uncertain odds in a push and pull of self doubt and resolve, returning to a stubborn commitment to love despite the possibility of defeat, with the singer acknowledging “terrible chances” and choosing to keep feeling regardless.
"Nevertheless" is a track by Bob Dylan, from the album Fallen Angels, released 19th May 2016. The track is 3:27 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Bob Dylan.
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Maybe I'm right and maybe I'm wrong Maybe I'm weak and maybe I'm strong But nevertheless I'm in love with you Maybe I'll win and maybe I'll lose And maybe I'm in for crying the blues But nevertheless I'm in love with you Somehow, I know at a glance The terrible chances I'm taking Fine at the start Then left with a heart that is breaking Maybe I'll live a life of regret And maybe I'll give much more than I get But nevertheless, I'm in love with you Maybe I'll live a life of regret And maybe I'll give much more than I get But nevertheless, I'm in love with you
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