The idea was originally by Andy Aaron (i think) and after listening to quite a few Dylan tracks myself I decided to eloborate on the idea.
The concept is to take a line from part 1 and pick and choose in any order another line from both Part 2 & 3. Then see if they make more sense than the original.
Fun hey?
| Part 1 | part 2 | Part 3 | Song | Album + year |
| And now I stand here lookin' | at your yellow railroad | In the ruins of your balcony | Absolutly Sweet Marie | Blonde on Blonde 1966 |
| Where the sad-eyed prophet says that no man comes, | My warehouse eyes, | my Arabian drums | Sad eyed lady of the lowlands | Blonde on blonde 1966 |
| At the peak of the night, | the king and the queen | Tumbled all down into pieces. | Ballad in Plain D | Another side of Bob Dylan 1964 |
| Well, Shakespeare, he's in the alley | With his pointed shoes and his bells, | Speaking to some French girl, | To be stuck inside of Mobile | Blonde on blonde 1966 |
| I walked by a Guernsey cow | Who directed me down | To the Bowery slums | With the Memphis blues again. | Bringing it all back home 1965 |
| He sits in your room, his tomb, | with a fist full of tacks | Preoccupied with his vengeance | Can you please crawl out your window? | Biograph 1985 |
| The cold-blooded moon. | Sending his thoughts to a beloved maid | The captain waits above the celebration | Changing of the guards | Street Legal1978 |
| Through the wild cathedral evening | the rain unraveled tales | For the disrobed faceless forms of no position | Chimes of Freedom | Another side of Bob Dylan 1964 |
| The man standin' next to me, | his head was exploding, | Well, I was prayin' the pieces wouldn't fall on me. | Day of the Locusts | New Morning 1970 |
| Einstein, disguised as Robin Hood | With his memories in a trunk | Passed this way an hour ago | Desolation Row | Highway 61 Revisited 1965 |
| With a time-rusted compass blade | Aladdin and his lamp | Sits with Utopian hermit monks | Gates of Eden | Bringing it all back home 1965 |
| While one who sings | with his tongue on fire | Gargles in the rat race choir | It's alright, Ma, I'm only bleeding | Bringing it all back home 1965 |
| When all of your advisers | heave their plastic at your feet | to convince you of your pain | Queen Jane Approximately | Highway 61 Revisited 1965 |
| You're going to Sodom and Gomorrah | But what do you care? | Ain't nobody there would want to marry your sister. | Jokerman | Infidels 1983 |
| Crimson flames tied through my ears | Rollin' high and mighty traps | Pounced with fire on flaming roads | My Back pages | Another side of Bob Dylan 1964 |
| The cloak and dagger dangles, | Madams light the candles. | In ceremonies of the horsemen, | Love minus zero/ no limit | Bringing it all back home 1965 |
