What does Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? mean?

Bob Dylan: Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? Meaning

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Song Released: 1965


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  1. anonymous
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    Aug 15th 2022 !⃝

    What she saw as a window of opportunity Dylan sees as brainwashing. Can you please crawl out your window is a futile call to own up to misguided ways, which just requires too much erosion of one's ego.

  2. anonymous
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    Jan 11th 2019 !⃝

    Song was clearly written about Edie Sedgwick whom Dylan was allegedly pursuing. The antagonist in the song is Andy Warhol, whom Edie was with at The Silver Factory. Dylan was trying to pry Edie away from his influence. Other Dylan songs about her: Just Like A Woman, Leopard Skin Pillbox Hat, and, of course, Like A Rolling Stone

  3. anonymous
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    Jan 9th 2017 !⃝

    Out of jealousy,anger and contempt for ''The Right'' establishment. Where Dylan[the Protagonist] wants to ''pull'' her away from, then and now, asking this Woman that left him for a righteous philosopher of religion who thinks or thought highly of himself in The Higher Power. But according to Dylan[the Protagonist] beliefs, thinks that's not right for her to be used that way. Then asking her ''Can you please crawl out your window? and stand up for yourself in the dark about the dark. Because he's really not where it's at, he's just a Journalist plotting revengeful stories of ''Boycotting'' negative influences [similar to what the progressive Hollywood Actresses and Actors create in their movies]. That they think won't harm or ruin her?


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