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Bruce Springsteen ~ Something In The Night


I'm riding down kingsley, Figuring i'll get a drink Turn the radio up loud, So i don't have to think, I take her to the floor, Looking for a moment when the world seems right, And i tear into the guts, Of something in the night. You're born with nothing, And better off that way, Soon as you've got something the send Someone to try and take it away, You can ride this road 'till dawn, Without another human being in sight, Just kids wasted on Something in the night. Nothing is forgotten or forgiven, When it's your last time around, I got stuff running around 'round my head That i just can't live down When we found the things we loved, They were crushed and dying in the dirt. We tried to pick up the pieces, And get away without getting hurt, But they caught us at the state line, And burned our cars in one last fight, And left us running burned and blind, Chasing something in the night. more free lyrics

I'm riding down kingsley,
Figuring i'll get a drink
Turn the radio up loud,
So i don't have to think,
I take her to the floor,
Looking for a moment when the world seems right,
And i tear into the guts,
Of something in the night.

You're born with nothing,
And better off that way,
Soon as you've got something the send
Someone to try and take it away,
You can ride this road 'till dawn,
Without another human being in sight,
Just kids wasted on
Something in the night.

Nothing is forgotten or forgiven,
When it's your last time around,
I got stuff running around 'round my head
That i just can't live down

When we found the things we loved,
They were crushed and dying in the dirt.
We tried to pick up the pieces,
And get away without getting hurt,
But they caught us at the state line,
And burned our cars in one last fight,
And left us running burned and blind,
Chasing something in the night.

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