Released in 1993, World Gone Wrong finds Bob Dylan returning to his folk roots with a stark and intimate collection of traditional songs. Accompanied primarily by acoustic guitar and harmonica, Dylan reinterprets blues, folk, and Appalachian ballads with raw authenticity and emotional depth. The album's stripped-down approach highlights the timeless power of these classic songs while showcasing Dylan's deep connection to American musical traditions. Widely praised for it's honesty and craftsmanship, World Gone Wrong stands as one of the strongest acoustic recordings of Dylan's later career.