A folk music feature highlights three romantic lyrics from 1960s songs that capture the feeling of falling in love, drawing on tracks by Donovan, Bob Dylan and The Mamas & The Papas. The piece frames each lyric as a distinct facet of romance, from unattainable longing to heartfelt empathy and devoted love, showcasing why folk music of the era is remembered for its emotional depth.

The article picks Donovan's "Catch The Wind" for its portrayal of an intense, seemingly impossible crush; Bob Dylan's "Just Like a Woman," rumoured to reference Joan Baez, for its tender depiction of a partner's sadness following a breakup; and "I Could Be Satisfied," originally recorded by the "5" Royales before The Mamas & The Papas turned it into a hit, peaking at number two on the Billboard chart in 1967, for its expression of devoted love despite separation.