Make You Feel My Love

Bob Dylan, born Robert Zimmerman to a Jewish family in Minnesota, wrote Make You Feel My Love for his 1997 album Time Out of Mind, though Billy Joel released it first in the same year and Adele made it a British wedding fixture in 2008. The song is a list of things the singer would do to prove his love, from holding someone for a million years to travelling to the far side of the world, and the slow, hymn like chords suit a couple who want to stand close and barely move. Dylan's gravelly original suits couples who want a less polished sound, and reminds them that a song Britain knows through Adele came from a Nobel laureate.