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Bob Dylan ~ Pledging My Time


Well, early in the mornin' 'til late at night, I got a poison headache, But i feel all right. I'm pledging my time to you, Hopin' you'll come through, too. Well, the hobo jumped up, He came down natur'lly. After he stole my baby, Then he wanted to steal me. But i'm pledging my time to you, Hopin' you'll come through, too. Won't you come with me, baby? I'll take you where you wanna go. And if it don't work out, You'll be the first to know. I'm pledging my time to you, Hopin' you'll come through, too. Well, the room is so stuffy, I can hardly breathe. Ev'rybody's gone but me and you And i can't be the last to leave. I'm pledging my time to you, Hopin' you'll come through, too. Well, they sent for the ambulance And one was sent. Somebody got lucky But it was an accident. Now i'm pledging my time to you, Hopin' you'll come through, too. more free lyrics

Well, early in the mornin'
'til late at night,
I got a poison headache,
But i feel all right.
I'm pledging my time to you,
Hopin' you'll come through, too.

Well, the hobo jumped up,
He came down natur'lly.
After he stole my baby,
Then he wanted to steal me.
But i'm pledging my time to you,
Hopin' you'll come through, too.

Won't you come with me, baby?
I'll take you where you wanna go.
And if it don't work out,
You'll be the first to know.
I'm pledging my time to you,
Hopin' you'll come through, too.

Well, the room is so stuffy,
I can hardly breathe.
Ev'rybody's gone but me and you
And i can't be the last to leave.
I'm pledging my time to you,
Hopin' you'll come through, too.

Well, they sent for the ambulance
And one was sent.
Somebody got lucky
But it was an accident.
Now i'm pledging my time to you,
Hopin' you'll come through, too.

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