Youngstown Song Lyrics

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oh my lord. this album is in every aspect a complete msterpiece....a must own

Better than Nebraska. This is one of my all time favorite albums. Perfect, stripped down Bruce without all the bells and horns, singing sad songs about sad America. Classic.

Most Overated Artist Ever. Bruce Springsteen whining about being disenfranchised is about as legit as Milli Vanilli. He sings with his mouth closed and you can't hardly understand him.

You Forget Sometimes.... That the man who wrote and recorded these wonderfully dark and true songs, the man now known as "The Boss", was at one time a passionate story teller named Bruce Springsteen. This is the Bruce that I go to when I want to reconnect for a few minutes. The song writer who gifted us with The River, Nebraska and this incredible record. I didn't know it at the time, but The Ghost of Tom Joad was the beginning of the end for me with Bruce. the last dying embers of a relationship that went back to "The Wild, The Innocent and The E Street Shuffle". I held out hope for a while, but it ended officially when Bruce released a record only through that emblem of all that is wrong with America today, Wal-Mart. But for me, we will always have the good days, the heady exciting days when we called to Rosalita, when we went to a Meeting Across The River, and we rode among the ruins of Youngstown. It was never adios, more like vaya con Dios.

If you like the subtle side of Bruce. ..."Highway 29" on this album is a must. The opening is sexy in a complex, psychological way but the song as a whole winds up dark and oddly beautiful. The last two lines are at once gorgeous and chilling, both musically and lyrically. Genius!

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fire-side listening with the lights off.. Yes he writes songs about the more un-sexy elements of society and life, but the honesty and integrity in the lyrics, and the empathy with characters - even the ones you may not talk to or identify with in the real world... If you can listen to ANY of these songs and feel nothing, i'd suggest to check your heart's still beating. Springsteen at his best, no stadium sound here, just quietly challenging us to question why we are the way we are. Back to back listening with Nebraska.

On the horizon line. The Goast of Tom Joad and Nebraska are clearly Bruce's best albums in any order you like. The big anthems are there just to pay for what he really loves to do, sing and song write

Nice work Bruce. This album is great, my favorite is Sinaloa Cowboys. I prefer Bruce's lively songs like Cadillac Ranch, but this was enjoyable too. If you didn't like Nebraska, you wouldn't like this.