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'Saved' by Bob Dylan is a 1980 track from the album 'Saved'. The lyrics lean into an explicitly Christian register, with images of deliverance and healing, culminating in the insistence that the speaker “has been saved”. The verse strings together a sequence of spiritual interventions, from being touched by grace to being sealed by spirit, presenting salvation as a total reworking of the self.
"Saved" is a track by Bob Dylan, from the album Saved, released 23rd June 1980. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Bob Dylan.
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