Talk:She Belongs to Me

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message: "The melody is gentle, the phrasing relaxed and the song has a swaying, waltz-like tempo."  This has a footnote, so I assume it's a paraphrase from the book cited. Nevertheless, it means very little.  Tempo is the speed a tune is played at, not the underlying rhythm of the tune.  Waltz is a rhythm, and waltzes are in 3/4 time, but She Belongs To Me is in 4/4 time and is not a waltz.  (Although The Beatles' song For No One was once described as a "4/4 waltz" - however, it sounds nothing like She Belongs To Me.)  This sentence has the hallmarks of being a paraphrase by someone with no knowledge of music theory from a book written by someone with slim knowledge of music theory.  In any case, I don't think it's sufficiently meaningful or sufficiently objective to be any help in describing the song in question.  My subjective impression of the song is that it has a rather tense, bluesy melody, and that Dylan sings it with a certain pointedness.  My view is that this sentence is unhelpful and should be deleted.  Lexo (talk) 22:54, 1 August 2009 (UTC)
replies: text: Shelton uses the "waltz-like" adjective in describing the tempo.  But you're right - waltz-like describes a rhythm, not a tempo.  So I edited the sentence to make more sense. Rlendog (talk) 02:18, 2 August 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Meaningless phrase 

message: The song She Belongs To Me was written in 1965, the year Bob Dylan married Shirley Noznisky [aka Sara Lownds]. He adopted her [and Hans Lownds'] three year old daughter Maria in 1965. Now the weak point of Kent Crispin's theory is that the song predates the marriage and adoption, but it would have been written when both were being planned...
She Belongs To Me
/ Bob Dylan
[Bringing It All Back Home - 1965]
[For: Maria Lownds [later: Dylan] aged 3]
Worth listening to the song with that in mind, then the words fit better. EDLIS Café  19:01, 16 September 2016 (UTC)
thread_title:  Maria  

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