Joan Baez is remembering the time when she was in love with Bob Dylan in Greenwich Village. The song was released in 1975. <br />Joan Baez se remémore l'époque de son idylle avec Bob Dylan dans Greenwich Village. La chanson a été publiée en 1975. <br /><br />DIAMONDS & RUST (Joan Baez) <br /><br />Well I'll be damned <br />Here comes your ghost again <br />But that's not unusual <br />It's just that the moon is full <br />And you happened to call <br /><br />And here I sit <br />Hand on the telephone <br />Hearing a voice I'd known <br />A couple of years ago <br />Heading straight for a fall <br /><br />I remember your eyes <br />Were bluer than robin's eggs <br />My poetry was lousy you said <br />Where are you calling from ? <br />A booth in the midwest <br /><br />Ten years ago <br />I bought you some cufflinks <br />You brought me something <br />We know memories can bring <br />Diamonds and rust <br /><br />Well you burst on the scene <br />Already a legend <br />The unwashed phenomenon <br />The original vagabond <br />You strayed into my arms <br /><br />And there you stayed <br />Temporarily lost at sea <br />Madonna was yours for free <br />The girl on the half-shell <br />Would keep you unharmed <br /><br />Now you're telling me <br />You're not nostalgic <br />So give me another word for it <br />You are so good with words <br />For keeping things vague <br /><br />Because I need some now <br />It's all come back clearly <br />Yes I loved you dearly <br />Offering me diamonds and rust <br />I've already paid
