'Til the end
Just me and you baby
Just me and you girl
And I remember you even back then
And I remember you from back then
And I remember back then that I swore that for you I'd drive all night
Anytime, anyplace
That for you I'd drive all night
Anytime, anyplace
That for you I'd drive all night
Anytime, anyplace
That for you I'd drive all night
Through the wind
Through the rain
Through the snow
Just to buy you some shoes
Just to check you out
Just to kiss that pretty face
Just to taste your tender charms
Just to sleep
Just to sleep
In your arms
Babe, maybe you wasn't even listening
Maybe you wasn't even listening
But I remember you promised that you'd never go anyplace without me
You swore that you'd never go anyplace without me
You promised that you'd never leave without me
You swore that you'd never leave without me
And like everything else
And everybody else from back then you promised
And baby you lied
Baby you lied
Baby you lied
Baby you lied
Little girl you lied
So now you've come back
So now you've come back
So now you've come back
But just what makes you think that it's so easy
Just what makes you think
That it's so easy
Just to stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
To stop
Hiding on the backstreets.....
This interlude was sang after BACKSTREETS and evolved night by night, from
1976/7 (where it contained some references to NEW YORK CITY SERENADE
lyrics) to end 1978, throwing the base of what will later become DRIVE ALL
NIGHT. It has nothing to do with SAD EYESTracks version. Three states of this evolution are presented: 15 February 1977,
07 July 1978, 19 September 1978,
15 December 1978. This song was performed massively in 1978. This is an
alternative version for the 4 previous versions.
The SAD EYES interlude came to prominence during the
Darkness On The Edge Of Town tour. Lyrically,
it varied considerably, however it was almost always a short tale about betrayal and lost love. The cut of
BACKSTREETS on the Live 1975-85 set
features the SAD EYES part edited out. Quite simply, it remains a testament of
Bruce's passion on stage.
