brucEstreetfan wrote:

The Big Man's mighty sax is back.

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unlovely wrote:

rockin' fo sho

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barbwyre wrote:

Bootheels clickin' like the barrel of a pistol spinnin' 'round. That just gets me every time.

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MrSykes wrote:

One of the best songs EVER!

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austisrocker wrote:

Never been too much fond of him....guess I'll have to take a deeper look at his music is never too late : )

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BruceNY wrote:

Of all the great armies of rock fans, few can match the devotion of Bruce Springsteen's. For them it's not just catching just one show-it's about catching them all. Anyone who has experienced Springsteen in concert will testify that the bond between audience and artist transcends the usual adulation. Something magical, almost mystical happens. Some might describe it as spiritual-most definitely it is life affirming. It is in trying to nail this phenomenon that the beautiful hardbound For You has arrived. Edited by Lawrence Kirsch and replete with an amazing welter of outstanding photographs, it's a mind-blowing collection of thoughts and stories from fans of every age and many nations, each explaining why Springsteen occupies such an important place in their hearts. Covering all four decades of Springsteen's career it is possibly the ultimate fanzine for it is the fans who have made the journey and whose words tell us as much about them as they do about Springsteen. The warmth and humanity that flows from every page is truly moving and provides a beacon of hope from which we can all draw strength in these hard times. Not a book to be read at one sitting but rather to revisit and enjoy over time. www.Foryoubruce.com

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tamyamyamy wrote:

Just he knows!

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Rollo_ wrote:

This is a protest song about the loss of our civil liberties in the US. Woke up election day Sky's gunpowder and shades of grey The earth it gave away The sea rose towards the sun I opened up my heart to you It got all damaged and undone My ship Liberty sailed away On a bloody red horizon The groundskeeper opened the gates And let the wild dogs run As usual, The Boss hits the nail on the he

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scarboro wrote:

I don't know what naff means but Bruce has done a lot of songs with nah nah nahs or li li li li or la la la or ah ah ah. It's rock and roll not rocket surgery. :p Good song btw.

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Wendyz1 wrote:

The whole thing is great! Hard to pick my fav.

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lhcband wrote:

Great tune, but naff words and the 'nah, nah, nah' ending makes this a little too McFly for my liking.

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EstaronMusic wrote:

This song and Long Walk Home the best in Magic! Drums, saxo, guitars, ... rock!

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Espen2k wrote:

Holy shit. It sounds like Bruce in the 70s!

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bgiddy wrote:

Don't worry, darlin' No baby, don't you fret We're livin' in the future And none of this has happened yet

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PowerHour24 wrote:

My favorite from Magic, along with the title track.

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Hambern wrote:

Probably his best song ever!

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mattcoleman1990 wrote:

i agree, this has a really retro feel about it, love it!

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brechtv wrote:

Great song!

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