Another fine production by master songwriter, singer, and Nobel laureate Bob Dylan, with credits cited at the bottom of page 3 image. Free use as compiled here for the non-profit, not-for-profit educational use of amateur and/or beginner guitar and baritone ukulele artists for their practice, their continued learning, and their strumming pleasure.
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Bob Dylan's song "Things Have Changed" was initially written specifically for inclusion in the outstanding Curtis Hanson film "Wonder Boys" -- starring the film's fine actor Michael Douglas. The film seems destined to become a future classic. Michael Chabon's highly praised novel by the same name "Wonder Boys" was skillfully adapted in the screenplay by Steve Kloves. Director Hanson's film commentary notes with great pleasure that Bob Dylan expressed interest in writing a masterful film-based song. Bob Dylan also subsequently released a strongly humorous associated video wherein he sings his fine song while artfully employing selected "Wonder Boys" film clips that firmly enhance his final video project.
Critics may note a few changed words here and there and revisions in three lines done by DJ Paul as published here in Dylan's song "Things Have Changed" - Verse 3 line 8, and Verse 4 lines 6 and 7, revisions believed to more faithfully communicate the accurate presentations in both Chabon's novel and Hanson's film. Dylan's original written verse 4, lines 6 and 7 are reported here as follows:
Verse 3:
Line 8 - Puttin' her in a wheelbarrow and wheeling her down the street
Verse 4:
Line 6 - I'm in love with a woman who don't even appeal to meLine 7 - Mr. Jinx and Miss Lucy, they jumped in the lake
Writer D. Paul's verses 3 and 4 revisions are respectfully tendered as follows:
Verse 3:
Line 8 - Puttin' her on ah scooter and pushin' her down the street
Verse 4:
Line 6 - I love a married woman who truly appeals to meLine 7 - It's a tense match game, with very high stakes
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