It is 17 minutes long and has a text of over 1,400 words: it is the monumental surprise that Bob Dylan gave to a reclusive world today. A song, entitled 'Murder Most Foul', which is not dedicated to the coronavirus nor to the lockdown but could serve as a balm in this dark moment of history. The unpublished song of the singer - the first from 'Tempest' of 2012 - is a ballad about the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy and the infant dreams of the 60s. '' It was a gloomy day in Dallas, November 63 '', the first words of the song.
In a message, the 78-year-old singer and Nobel Prize winner of Literature took advantage of the song's release to thank his fans for their '' support and loyalty over the years ''. '' This is an unreleased song that we recorded some time ago and that you may find interesting - he wrote. Take care of yourself, be careful and God bless you. ''