| @ClamBuckets: While "All Along the Watchtower" was written by Dylan, Hendrix performed the most recognizable version.
As far as 'after' as an adverb, I think the full format of the sentence would likely be "The morning after (whatever we did last night)", the after clearly referencing the action taken the previous evening. This is speculation, of course, as I'm not really familiar with the song. It was one that I missed.
I believe that your, my, our, his, etc, while technically adjectives are specifically described as possessive pronouns (from my fuzzy memory of grammar from 25 years ago).
I'm not sure how right is considered an adverb, as both here and now are nouns, however vague. |