Isis (song)

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"Isis" is a narrative folk-rock song by Bob Dylan, co-written with Jacques Levy and featured on his 1976 album *Desire*.

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instanceOf single
song
album Desire NERFINISHED
associatedTour Rolling Thunder Revue NERFINISHED
composer Bob Dylan
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coWriter Jacques Levy NERFINISHED
frequentLiveSongOnTour Rolling Thunder Revue NERFINISHED
genre folk rock
narrative song
hasCharacter Isis (character) NERFINISHED
unnamed male companion
unnamed male narrator
hasCriticalReception considered a highlight of Desire
often praised for its storytelling
hasNotableLyric “I married Isis on the fifth day of May”
“Isis, oh Isis, you mystical child”
hasSongwriterCollaboration Bob Dylan and Jacques Levy NERFINISHED
hasTitleOrigin named after the Egyptian goddess Isis
includedIn 1970s folk rock songs
Bob Dylan discography NERFINISHED
language English
liveVersionReleasedOn Biograph NERFINISHED
The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Bob Dylan Live 1975, The Rolling Thunder Revue NERFINISHED
lyricalTheme death
marriage
quest
reconciliation
self-discovery
separation
lyricist Bob Dylan
musicalFeature piano
storytelling lyrics
violin
narrativeForm first-person narrative
partOf Desire NERFINISHED
performer Bob Dylan
producer Don DeVito NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1976
recordingPeriod 1975
recordLabel Columbia Records
side Side one of Desire
tempo medium tempo
timeSignature 4/4
trackNumberOnAlbum 2
vocalist Bob Dylan NERFINISHED
writerCollaborationPeriod Dylan–Levy Desire sessions

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