truth in lyrics

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12xu
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truth in lyrics

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Workin' in the fields
'Til you get your back burned
Workin' 'neath the wheels
'Til you get your facts learned
Baby I got my facts
Learned real good right now
You better get it straight girl
Poor man want to be rich
Rich man want to be king
And a king ain't satisfied
'Til he rules everything

Bruce Springsteen 1978
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BarkCampbell
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Re: truth in lyrics

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Springsteen sang Dancing in the Dark at a Kamala rally so out of tune it sounded like a drunk dude doing an impression of the "boss."
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Jackie Chiles
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Re: truth in lyrics

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BarkCampbell wrote: ↑18 May 2025 23:03 pm Springsteen sang Dancing in the Dark at a Kamala rally so out of tune it sounded like a drunk dude doing an impression of the "boss."
Not a big fan, but I understand his impact in music and songwriting.

A lot of his songs sound like he's singing while taking a duece instead of revved up like a duece.
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MikoTython
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Re: truth in lyrics

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Jackie Chiles wrote: ↑20 May 2025 18:40 pm
BarkCampbell wrote: ↑18 May 2025 23:03 pm Springsteen sang Dancing in the Dark at a Kamala rally so out of tune it sounded like a drunk dude doing an impression of the "boss."
Not a big fan, but I understand his impact in music and songwriting.

A lot of his songs sound like he's singing while taking a duece instead of revved up like a duece.
Every yuletide season I get treated to his 'classic' - Santa Claus is comin' to town. Which would be in the former of your two categories.

Let's face it - he's no Kid Rock.
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