The third track on Lost On The River – the collaborative project using unreleased Bob Dylan lyrics.

Elvis Costello wasn’t there for the recording of this song, but he overdubbed his playing of the mellotron and Johnny Depp filled in for him on guitar.

In an interview, producer “T-Bone” Burnett said:

In 1967, [Dylan] had gone, in five years, from being an obscure folk singer to an international rock ’n’ roll icon of the highest magnitude. And, in the process, his original supporters turned on him and it seems like he’s saying: ‘Just how long can I keep singing the same old song?’

Marcus Mumford: lead vocals, acoustic guitar, mandolin
Elvis Costello: mellotron
Taylor Goldsmith: piano, baritone guitar, backing vocals
Jim James: electric guitar, backing vocals
Zach Dawes: bass
Jay Bellerose: drums
Johnny Depp: guitar
Haim: backing vocals
Binki Shapiro: vocals