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SOMETHING IN THE NIGHT

Outtake version 2

One two three four
Mmmmmmmmm
Whoaaa Whooaaaaa
Whoooooaaaa
Well I'm riding down Kingsley
Figuring I'll get a drink
Well I turn the radio way up loud
So I don't have to think at all
And I take her to the floor
Looking for a moment when the world seems right
And I tear into the guts
Mmmmmmmm
Of something in the night

Well you're born with nothing
And better off that way
Soon as you've got something they send
Someone to try and take it away
You can ride this road 'till dawn
Without another human being in sight
Yeah just kid's wasted on
Mmmmmmmmm
Something in the night

Nothing is forgotten or forgiven
When it's your last time around
Huh
I got stuff running around 'round my head
That I just can't live down

Well we found the things we loved
Were crushed and dying in the dirt
We tried to pick up the pieces
And get away without getting hurt
But they caught us at the state line
And burned our cars in one last fight
And left us running burned and blind
Chasing something in the night
Whooooaaaaa
Whooooaaaaa
Whooooaaaaa
Yeahhhhhhhh
Whoooaaaaa
Hey!


Played in various versions since 1976, and the in the Darkness On The Edge Of Town tour, reappeared in the Reunion tour. Published on Darkness On The Edge Of Town.

These lyrics refer to the version recorded between June 1977 and April 1978 at Atlantic Studios / The Record Plant, New York City, NY. Check also the album's version, live version 1, live version 2, live version 3, live version 4, live version 5, and outtake version 1.

Available on:

  1. Darkness On The Edge Of Town (track 3)
  2. Tribute 1997: One Step Up / Two Steps Back: The Songs Of Bruce Springsteen (disc 1- track 1), performed by Aram

Liner notes from the One Step Up / Two Steps Back: The Songs Of Bruce Springsteen tribute booklet:

Since my feet could reach the pedals, "Something In The Night" has been my quintessential, "ridin' alone in the car at night" song. Since I've lived on Kingsley Drive, the opening line of this song has become my car mantra every time I pull onto my street. Thanks Bruce for making it OK to keep a messy mind.

-Aram