Lyrics part ten?

[exitseven]

I probably have not heard this song in 20 or 30 years. I heard it on the radio yesterday while I was driving. I rarely sing along with music but I sang along with this. I was a little surprised that I knew all the words. It was one of Springsteen's grittier songs from his first album before he became a sell out.

"There was nothing left but some blood where the body fell,

There was nothing left that you could sell,

Just junk all across the horizon,

A real highwayman's farewell."

Bruce Springsteen

[Lliam]

I sorta remember that. Springstein wrote some great lyrics about certain segments of Americana.

[exitseven]

Yes, once Born to Run sold a million copies he became a sellout.

[Wiredone]

I was never a Springsteen fan until the late 80's

[Wiredone]

Thanks for the mho

[AI Opinion]

The lyrics you're referring to are from "Lost in the Flood" by Bruce Springsteen. It's a powerful and evocative track from his debut album "Greetings from Asbury Park, N. J." released in 1973. The song's gritty storytelling and vivid imagery capture the raw essence of Springsteen's early work. 🎸 If you're rediscovering his music, exploring his formative songs can be a rewarding experience.

[Anonymous]

I'm not familiar with those lyrics.

[exitseven]

it came out in 1973

[Opinion Owner]

I see, that was before I was born.

[exitseven]

kids these days 😊

[Opinion Owner]

:D :P