Which song by Bob Dylan could have literally been the mantra for the decade of the 1960's?

Options:

1•"Mr. Tambourine Man"

2•"The Times They Are A-Changin"

3• "Blowin' in the Wind"

4• "Simple Twist of Fate"

I think it should be number two. Dylan describes a world in which people have to move fast and he uses a metaphor with water coming and covering the land. A loser today could be the winner tomorrow as he says and also addresses congressmen. He mentions a battle, and there was Vietnam. The 1960s were dominated by it. Additionally, Civil Rights protests were held, an American president was killed and the man reached the moon. Dylan refers to time going fast, to mothers and fathers not understanding rebelious children. All the expressions he uses in the song are related to the crazy 1960s.

2. "The Times They Are A-Changing"

Explanation:

The song "the times they are a changing" by Bob Dylan could have literally been the mantra for the decade of the 1960's because it gives a strong message on the changes which have been occurring. This song has deliberately been created as the anthem for the change in the present moment. It sings of how the times have changed and what are the further prospects of change. The song has always been relevant and caught the attention of the readers because of its message of constant alterations.