I'll remember you when I've forgotten all the rest. You to me were true; you to me were the best. When there is no more, you cut to the core Quicker than anyone I knew. When I'm all alone in the great unknown I'll remember you. I'll remember you at the end of the trail. I had so much left to do; I had so little time to fail. There's some people that you don't forget, Even though you've only seen 'em one time or two. When the roses fade and I'm in the shade, I'll remember you. Didn't I, didn't I try to love you? Didn't I, didn't I try to care? Didn't I sleep, didn't I weep beside you With the rain blowing in your hair? I'll remember you when the wind blows through the piney wood. It was you who came right through; it was you who understood. Though I'd never say that I'd done it the way That [he'd]* have liked me to, In the end, my dear sweet friend, I'll remember you. * My version. Bob sings "you'd". Copyright 1985 by Special Rider Music (ASCAP) From "Empire Burlesque" Buy the album. If that link doesn't work, go to www.bobdylan.com and search from there.