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Bob Dylan ~ Got My Mind Made Up


Don't ever try to change me, I been in this thing too long. There's nothin' you can say or do To make me think i'm wrong. Well, i'm goin' off to libya, There's a guy i gotta see. He's been living there three years now, In an oil refinery. I've got my mind made up. Oh, i 've got my mind made up. Call your ma in tallahassee Tell her her baby's on the line. Tell her not to worry Everything is gonna be fine. Well, i gave you all my money All my connections, too. There ain't nothin' in this world, girl You can say i didn't give to you. I've got my mind made up. I've got my mind made up. You will be alright, girl, Someone's watchin' over you. He won't do nothin' to you Baby that i wouldn't do. Well, if you don't want to see me, Look the other way. You don't have to feed me, I ain't your dog that's gone astray. I got my mind made up I got my mind made up I got my mind made up I got my mind made up I got my mind made up more free lyrics

Don't ever try to change me,
I been in this thing too long.
There's nothin' you can say or do
To make me think i'm wrong.

Well, i'm goin' off to libya,
There's a guy i gotta see.
He's been living there three years now,
In an oil refinery.
I've got my mind made up.
Oh, i 've got my mind made up.

Call your ma in tallahassee
Tell her her baby's on the line.
Tell her not to worry
Everything is gonna be fine.

Well, i gave you all my money
All my connections, too.
There ain't nothin' in this world, girl
You can say i didn't give to you.
I've got my mind made up.
I've got my mind made up.

You will be alright, girl,
Someone's watchin' over you.
He won't do nothin' to you
Baby that i wouldn't do.

Well, if you don't want to see me,
Look the other way.
You don't have to feed me,
I ain't your dog that's gone astray.
I got my mind made up
I got my mind made up
I got my mind made up
I got my mind made up
I got my mind made up

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