| Song | Shut Out The Light |
| Artist | Bruce Springsteen |
| Album | Tracks |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Lyrics:Bruce Springsteen Music:Bruce Springsteen | |
| The runway rushed up at him as he felt the wheels touch down | |
| He stood out on the blacktop and took a taxi into town | |
| He got out down on Main Street and went into a local bar | |
| He bought a drink and found a seat in a corner off the dark | |
| Well she called up her mama to make sure the kids were out of the house | |
| She checked herself out in the dining room mirror | |
| And undid an extra button on her blouse | |
| He felt her lying next to him, the clock said 4:00 am | |
| He was staring at the ceiling | |
| He couldn't move his hands | |
| CHORUS | |
| Oh mama mama mama come quick | |
| I've got the shakes and I'm gonna be sick | |
| Throw your arms around me in the cold dark night | |
| Hey now mama don't shut out the light | |
| Don't you shut out the light | |
| Don't you shut out the light | |
| Don't you shut out the light | |
| Don't you shut out the light | |
| Well on his porch they stretched a banner that said 'Johnny Welcome Home' | |
| Bobby pulled his Ford out of the garage and they polished up the chrome | |
| His mama said 'Johnny oh Johnny, I'm so glad to have you back with me' | |
| His pa said he was sure they'd give him his job back down at the factory | |
| CHORUS | |
| Well deep in a dark forest, a forest filled with rain | |
| Beyond a stretch of Maryland pines there's a river without a name | |
| In the cold black water Johnson Lineir stands | |
| He stares across the lights of the city and dreams of where he's been | |
| CHORUS |
| Lyrics: Bruce Springsteen Music: Bruce Springsteen | |
| The runway rushed up at him as he felt the wheels touch down | |
| He stood out on the blacktop and took a taxi into town | |
| He got out down on Main Street and went into a local bar | |
| He bought a drink and found a seat in a corner off the dark | |
| Well she called up her mama to make sure the kids were out of the house | |
| She checked herself out in the dining room mirror | |
| And undid an extra button on her blouse | |
| He felt her lying next to him, the clock said 4: 00 am | |
| He was staring at the ceiling | |
| He couldn' t move his hands | |
| CHORUS | |
| Oh mama mama mama come quick | |
| I' ve got the shakes and I' m gonna be sick | |
| Throw your arms around me in the cold dark night | |
| Hey now mama don' t shut out the light | |
| Don' t you shut out the light | |
| Don' t you shut out the light | |
| Don' t you shut out the light | |
| Don' t you shut out the light | |
| Well on his porch they stretched a banner that said ' Johnny Welcome Home' | |
| Bobby pulled his Ford out of the garage and they polished up the chrome | |
| His mama said ' Johnny oh Johnny, I' m so glad to have you back with me' | |
| His pa said he was sure they' d give him his job back down at the factory | |
| CHORUS | |
| Well deep in a dark forest, a forest filled with rain | |
| Beyond a stretch of Maryland pines there' s a river without a name | |
| In the cold black water Johnson Lineir stands | |
| He stares across the lights of the city and dreams of where he' s been | |
| CHORUS |
| Lyrics: Bruce Springsteen Music: Bruce Springsteen | |
| The runway rushed up at him as he felt the wheels touch down | |
| He stood out on the blacktop and took a taxi into town | |
| He got out down on Main Street and went into a local bar | |
| He bought a drink and found a seat in a corner off the dark | |
| Well she called up her mama to make sure the kids were out of the house | |
| She checked herself out in the dining room mirror | |
| And undid an extra button on her blouse | |
| He felt her lying next to him, the clock said 4: 00 am | |
| He was staring at the ceiling | |
| He couldn' t move his hands | |
| CHORUS | |
| Oh mama mama mama come quick | |
| I' ve got the shakes and I' m gonna be sick | |
| Throw your arms around me in the cold dark night | |
| Hey now mama don' t shut out the light | |
| Don' t you shut out the light | |
| Don' t you shut out the light | |
| Don' t you shut out the light | |
| Don' t you shut out the light | |
| Well on his porch they stretched a banner that said ' Johnny Welcome Home' | |
| Bobby pulled his Ford out of the garage and they polished up the chrome | |
| His mama said ' Johnny oh Johnny, I' m so glad to have you back with me' | |
| His pa said he was sure they' d give him his job back down at the factory | |
| CHORUS | |
| Well deep in a dark forest, a forest filled with rain | |
| Beyond a stretch of Maryland pines there' s a river without a name | |
| In the cold black water Johnson Lineir stands | |
| He stares across the lights of the city and dreams of where he' s been | |
| CHORUS |