Lyrics as performed by Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, Hughes Stadium, Colorado    University, Fort Collins, CO, 23 May 1976,   transcribed by Manfred Helfert.      She went upstairs to make her bed   And not one word to her mother said.   Her mother she went upstairs too   Saying, "Daughter, oh daughter, what's troublin' you?":   "Oh mother, oh mother, I cannot tell   That railroad boy that I love so well.   He courted me my life away   And now at home will no longer stay."   "There is a place in yonder town   Where my love goes and he sits him down.   And he takes that strange girl on his knee   And he tells to her what he won't tell me."   Her father he came home from work   Sayin', "Where is my daughter, she seems so hurt"   He went upstairs to give her hope   An' he found her hangin' by a rope.   He took his knife and he cut her down   And on her bosom these words he found:   "Go dig my grave both wide and deep,   Put a marble stone at my head and feet,    And on my breast, put a snow white dove   To warn the world that I died of love.