on a last chance power drive
Everybody's out on the run tonight
but there's no place left to hide
Together Wendy we'll live with the sadness
I'll love you with all the madness in my soul
Someday girl I don't know when
we're gonna get to that place
Where we really want to go
and we'll walk in the sun
But till then tramps like us
baby we were born to run
Everybody's out on the run tonight
but there's no place left to hide
Together Wendy we'll live with the sadness
I'll love you with all the madness in my soul
Someday girl I don't know when
we're gonna get to that place
Where we really want to go
and we'll walk in the sun
But till then tramps like us
baby we were born to run
Y'know we can all point to defining moments in our lives. One such moment came at approximately 10.30pm last evening in Hampden Park Stadium, Glasgow. The sheer energy and intensity of the moment as the capacity crowd helped the E-Street Band to finish off one of the greatest rock songs ever penned....The Boss, looking across the sea of faces could do nothing but smile...a smile of sweet satisfaction...he's pushing sixty and most of the gathering won't see forty again but the sheer unbridled emotion that this song evokes have to be witnessed, first hand, to be truly understood.
>It certainly lifted my spirits....life is just too short, grab it while you can.
If you're looking for a run down of the gig, hop on over to Norm's Blog...in menu bar opposite....he sums things up perfectly.
If you're looking for a run down of the gig, hop on over to Norm's Blog...in menu bar opposite....he sums things up perfectly.



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Yes, that was a pretty good night at the Ironworks in Inverness.



