BOB DYLAN
- Oh Sister Lyrics / with translationsOh sister when I come to lie in your arms
You should not treat me like a stranger
Our Father would not like the way that you act
And you must realize the danger.
Oh sister am I not a brother to you
And one deserving of affection ?
And is our purpose not the same on this earth
To love and follow His direction ?
We grew up together
From the cradle to the grave
We died and were reborn
And then mysteriously saved.
Oh sister when I come to knock on your door
Don't turn away you'll create sorrow
Time is an ocean but it ends at the shore
You may not see me tomorrow.
You should not treat me like a stranger
Our Father would not like the way that you act
And you must realize the danger.
Oh sister am I not a brother to you
And one deserving of affection ?
And is our purpose not the same on this earth
To love and follow His direction ?
From the cradle to the grave
We died and were reborn
And then mysteriously saved.
Oh sister when I come to knock on your door
Don't turn away you'll create sorrow
Time is an ocean but it ends at the shore
You may not see me tomorrow.
Facts about Oh Sister
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Oh Sister is written by Bob Dylan, Jacques Levy.
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When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, in 'Oh, Sister', the lyrics of Bob Dylan are a request for the connection and understanding of family, stressing the relationship between siblings, and the necessity of love and unity in spite of disagreements. The metaphor of siblings together from the cradle to the grave and in the womb again, and the mystery of their being saved serves to illustrate the cycle of life, change, and the everlasting quality of their relationship. The lyrics of Oh sister portray mainly love, introspection, sorrow, reminiscing, and spirituality. In the meantime, the song puts family ties, love and care, and inevitably, time, in the foreground. The lyrics illustrate the themes of family relationships and emotional bonding that might be difficult for the little ones to grasp without adult assistance. Nevertheless, although no direct mentions of violence, sex, or substance abuse appear, the emotional depth and intricacy of the themes might not be appropriate for the very young ones.
Who wrote Oh Sister lyrics?
Oh Sister is written by Bob Dylan, Jacques Levy.
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What is the meaning behind Oh Sister lyrics?
When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, in 'Oh, Sister', the lyrics of Bob Dylan are a request for the connection and understanding of family, stressing the relationship between siblings, and the necessity of love and unity in spite of disagreements. The metaphor of siblings together from the cradle to the grave and in the womb again, and the mystery of their being saved serves to illustrate the cycle of life, change, and the everlasting quality of their relationship. The lyrics of Oh sister portray mainly love, introspection, sorrow, reminiscing, and spirituality. In the meantime, the song puts family ties, love and care, and inevitably, time, in the foreground. The lyrics illustrate the themes of family relationships and emotional bonding that might be difficult for the little ones to grasp without adult assistance. Nevertheless, although no direct mentions of violence, sex, or substance abuse appear, the emotional depth and intricacy of the themes might not be appropriate for the very young ones.
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Meaning to "Oh Sister" song lyrics
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Oh Sister
Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan
Supposed to be about Joan Baez, but hey it could be anything. All I know is Dylan is a genius. I absolutely love him.