Song | Brothers Under The Bridges ('83) |
Artist | Bruce Springsteen |
Album | Tracks |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Lyrics:Bruce Springsteen Music:Bruce Springsteen | |
Every spring when the weather gets warm | |
They come pourin' into town straight off of them farms | |
Driving 455s running hard and strong | |
They'd scratch built in them tool sheds all winter long | |
'Neath the trestless drinkin' the beer and the wine | |
Now some came on run, some just to pass the time | |
With the brothers under the bridges | |
Me and Tommy we was just fourteen, didn't have our licenses yet | |
Our walls were covered with pictures of cars we'd get | |
We'd listen and wait for that highway to rumble and quake | |
As they drove in through town when the weekend'd break | |
Bringin' girls with that distant look in their eyes | |
Now together 'neath the trestless they'd be laughing in the night | |
With the brothers under the bridges | |
Well me and my brother'd hitched a ride in Joey's pickup to the edge of town | |
And we watched from the tall grass as the challenges were made and the duels went down | |
We'd hitchhike back home, sneak in, get in bed before our mom'd come | |
And we'd lay there in the night talkin' about how we might someday be one | |
Yeah someday run with the brothers under the bridges | |
Well now I hear a cry in the distance and the sound of marching feet come and gone | |
Well I'm stittin' down here by this highway figuring, figuring just where I belong | |
Tonight up on Signal Hill | |
I watch a young man in a red shirt walking through a night so still | |
Put his jacket 'round his girl as the autumn wind send a chill | |
Through the brothers under the bridges |
Lyrics: Bruce Springsteen Music: Bruce Springsteen | |
Every spring when the weather gets warm | |
They come pourin' into town straight off of them farms | |
Driving 455s running hard and strong | |
They' d scratch built in them tool sheds all winter long | |
' Neath the trestless drinkin' the beer and the wine | |
Now some came on run, some just to pass the time | |
With the brothers under the bridges | |
Me and Tommy we was just fourteen, didn' t have our licenses yet | |
Our walls were covered with pictures of cars we' d get | |
We' d listen and wait for that highway to rumble and quake | |
As they drove in through town when the weekend' d break | |
Bringin' girls with that distant look in their eyes | |
Now together ' neath the trestless they' d be laughing in the night | |
With the brothers under the bridges | |
Well me and my brother' d hitched a ride in Joey' s pickup to the edge of town | |
And we watched from the tall grass as the challenges were made and the duels went down | |
We' d hitchhike back home, sneak in, get in bed before our mom' d come | |
And we' d lay there in the night talkin' about how we might someday be one | |
Yeah someday run with the brothers under the bridges | |
Well now I hear a cry in the distance and the sound of marching feet come and gone | |
Well I' m stittin' down here by this highway figuring, figuring just where I belong | |
Tonight up on Signal Hill | |
I watch a young man in a red shirt walking through a night so still | |
Put his jacket ' round his girl as the autumn wind send a chill | |
Through the brothers under the bridges |
Lyrics: Bruce Springsteen Music: Bruce Springsteen | |
Every spring when the weather gets warm | |
They come pourin' into town straight off of them farms | |
Driving 455s running hard and strong | |
They' d scratch built in them tool sheds all winter long | |
' Neath the trestless drinkin' the beer and the wine | |
Now some came on run, some just to pass the time | |
With the brothers under the bridges | |
Me and Tommy we was just fourteen, didn' t have our licenses yet | |
Our walls were covered with pictures of cars we' d get | |
We' d listen and wait for that highway to rumble and quake | |
As they drove in through town when the weekend' d break | |
Bringin' girls with that distant look in their eyes | |
Now together ' neath the trestless they' d be laughing in the night | |
With the brothers under the bridges | |
Well me and my brother' d hitched a ride in Joey' s pickup to the edge of town | |
And we watched from the tall grass as the challenges were made and the duels went down | |
We' d hitchhike back home, sneak in, get in bed before our mom' d come | |
And we' d lay there in the night talkin' about how we might someday be one | |
Yeah someday run with the brothers under the bridges | |
Well now I hear a cry in the distance and the sound of marching feet come and gone | |
Well I' m stittin' down here by this highway figuring, figuring just where I belong | |
Tonight up on Signal Hill | |
I watch a young man in a red shirt walking through a night so still | |
Put his jacket ' round his girl as the autumn wind send a chill | |
Through the brothers under the bridges |