Bob Dylan’s The Times They Are A-changin as a Revolutionary Song

Written by Bob Dylan, The Times They Are A-Changin was created during the civil rights movement in the early 60's. 

Dylan invites people to collect in the first voice of the song. He wants to make this union and others think that the waters around you are growing. It points to government mistakes and if people can not see what happens to racism and poverty, they will find that nothing changes. Or so you'd better start swimming or drowning like a stone, tell him to stand in the United States, so that everything will not get worse.

In the second Staszda, Dylan speaks directly to the media / newspapers. This news is heavily talked about the time and the crisis of poverty and discrimination. However, Dylan tells them that they do not speak quickly because they change from time to time, and good things are appearing.

At the third meeting, Dylan asks senators, congresses and those who work in state affairs. Bob Dylan tells them to listen to those who want to listen to the changes and listen to those who fight for freedom. 'He will protest because you do not block the wounded salon.' If the senators and the congress do nothing to improve the country, they will suffer. There is a war gun in which there is less force that can mean a war for civil rights. When I read it for the first time, I thought it meant there was a state-controlled war on control, but I believe Bob Dylan speaks of a good boost in the country.

In the fourth high school, Bob Dylan deals with mothers and fathers, telling them they do not understand what they do not understand. I believe this means that young people are likely to fight for freedom, and that their mothers and fathers see them as 'insurrection.' 'Do not criticize boys and girls beyond your command, the old way gets a little bit, please come out.'

'Drawn line

He used the curse

Now slow

Will be faster

Like now

Then it will be past

Order

Corruption quickly

And now the first

Then it will last

They change from time to time.'

At last stanzada, Bob Dylan is currently talking about direct change. Those who resist their freedom and civil rights are minorities, but soon they will become rulers and immigrants. 'After a while, the order has dropped quickly,' says. 'For Variable Times,' an action across this song.

Although Bob Dylan wrote this song in the 1960s, this song is very suitable for today. We are currently under a political revolution. We are going to be a new president, and many people are serious about the countries they want in the country. People begin to see what the country needs and why it should make significant changes. If we stand and fight for what we believe, we can change the path of history and change the positive changes. This year is very important to know that if you stand in the field of politics and stand up to them, the changes will take place.