Nobody Cept You

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NOBODY 'CEPT YOU- Bob Dylan
[Intro]
G C6/G G C6/G G C6/G G
[Verse]
There's noGthing 'round heDre to me that's saGcred
'Cept yEmou, yeah yCou
There's Gnothing 'round Dhere to me that Gmatters
'Cept Emyou, yeah Cyou
[Chorus]
YoCu're the one that reaches me
You're the oGne that I admire
EvCery time we meet together
I feGel like I'm on fire
NotChing matters to me
And there's nGothing I deEmsire
'Cept yCou, yeah yAmou
[Verse]
GNothing 'round Dhere I care to Gtry for,
'cept Emyou, yeah yCou
Got Gnothing here to Dlive or Gdie for,
except Emyou, yeah Cyou
[Chorus]
CThere's a hymn I used to hear
In the Gchurches all the time
CMake me feel so good inside
So Gpeaceful, so sublime
And Cthere's nothing that reminds me of that
Old Gfamiliar Emchime,
except Cyou, yeah Amyou
[Bridge]
UCsed to run in the cemetery
Dance and run and sing but I was a chGild
DAnd it never seemed strGange
But nCow I just pass mournfully
By that place where bones of life are pGiled
I Dknow somethin' has Gchanged
[verse]
I'm a stranger Dhere and no one Gsees me
,except Emyou, yeah Cyou
GNothing any Dmore seems to Gplease me,
except Emyou, yeah Cyou
[Chorus]
CNothing hypnotizes me
Or Gholds me in a spell
CEverything runs by me
Just like Gwater from a well
CEverybody wants my attention
EveryGbody's got something to Emsell
Except yCou, yeah Amyou
I'm in love with yGou!
G C6/G G C6/G G C6/G G
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The story behind the song

This song, appearing on a collection of rare and unreleased material from Bob Dylan, emerges from the vast and influential catalog of an artist known for his sophisticated lyrical techniques. Dylan infused folk music with the intellectualism of classic literature and poetry, often weaving political, social, and philosophical influences into his work. While the specific meaning of "Nobody Cept You" isn't detailed, its title suggests a deeply personal and singular focus, echoing the intimate storytelling that often characterized his songwriting. Playing it can feel like stepping into a private moment of reflection or devotion.

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