Y.E.S. … just YES

Now, I swing a sledgehammer on a , Railroad gang,knockn’ down them cross ties workin’ in the rain, an i feel like I’m a rider on a Down Bound train

its hard to describe the feelings you get listening to this but i’m sure everyone feels it
thats why theycall him “the boss”

this is one of the great American songs by a great American artist.

one idiot disliked this. O.o

@calwillnol you sound like a man Id like to drink a beer with and listen to stories and meanings of life. 24, starting my life in a the real world and starting to somewhat understand what these songs mean..

@niljuanzo
After me….

@calwillnol
I’m afraid to say you need to live 60 years to understand is, quite frankly, bullshit. He was 34 or 35 at the time, and, as far as I’m aware, not somehow supernaturally empathic, so… you get my point.

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This is the best of the 80’s.. there’s always goooood music

@niljuanzo No, I’m the same age as Bruce. we both were born in the year of the OX in 1949.

I grew up with this guy through two marriages, jobs, highs and lows. You HAVE to live 60 years to really understand his words and emotion…”And I dropped to my knees, hung my head and cried.” But you get up the next day and go back to the reality and hardship of life.

one of the most underrated of his songs, maybe because it’s so sad

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Everyone should have this song in their faves… Man! This is the best song! I remember showing it to my good friend on the phone one night; she was spellbound. She liked “Something in the Night” more (my fave too) but LOVED this one also. Yay! BUY BRUCE ALBUMS!