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Wrecking Ball
rock singer-songwriter 2012 heartland rock folk rock
The We Take Care of Our Own Songfacts explains that much of the song''s lyrical content appears to contradict its title. For instance Springsteen explicitly references America''s lack of care for the Hurricane Katrina casualties. ("From the shotgun shack to the Super Dome/There ain''t no help, the cavalry stayed home"). Springsteen clarified the song''s message, during the unveiling of Wrecking Ball to the world''s media at Sony Records'' Paris headquarters. Read more on Last.fm.
rock singer-songwriter 2012 heartland rock folk rock
The We Take Care of Our Own Songfacts explains that much of the song''s lyrical content appears to contradict its title. For instance Springsteen explicitly references America''s lack of care for the Hurricane Katrina casualties. ("From the shotgun shack to the Super Dome/There ain''t no help, the cavalry stayed home"). Springsteen clarified the song''s message, during the unveiling of Wrecking Ball to the world''s media at Sony Records'' Paris headquarters. Read more on Last.fm.
Dancing in the Dark
Born to Run
Born in the U.S.A.
I'm on Fire
Streets of Philadelphia
Thunder Road
Hungry Heart
Glory Days
The River
Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town - Live at C.W. Post College, Greenvale, NY - December 1975
Atlantic City
Badlands
My Hometown
Secret Garden
Human Touch
Radio Nowhere
Brilliant Disguise
Cover Me
Jungleland
Streets of Philadelphia - Single Edit
Nebraska
Backstreets
I'm Goin' Down
Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
No Surrender
Blinded by the Light
Downbound Train
She's the One
Night
State Trooper
Bobby Jean
The Rising
Darkness on the Edge of Town
Darlington County
Working on the Highway
Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
The Ghost of Tom Joad
Meeting Across the River
The Promised Land
We Take Care of Our Own
Johnny 99
Spirit in the Night
Mansion on the Hill
Highway Patrolman
Tougher Than The Rest
Waitin' on a Sunny Day
Better Days
Racing in the Street
Lonesome Day
Growin' Up
