I have finally completed the lyrics list. Now this website holds over 1500 lyrics pages, including songs written or covered by Bruce. I'll also add sections in which the lyrics are sorted by album/period once I finish re-editing all the lyrics (read below).

I need to note that many of the lyrics on this website have been copied from other sources on the internet, as BruceSpringsteen.it and MissingTracks.net to whom I give credits. First, this site was a personal lyrics archive, and was hosted on a free server. MissingTracks.net was shut down and BruceSpringsteen.it was no longer updated, so I decided to get this new domain name (www.SpringsteenLyrics.com) and changed the design of the website... and started this everlasting project.

I kept the old lyrics that I got from the other sources, and now I'm starting all over. I am trying to find as many new songs, alternative versions, and covers to include them. I am also updating all of the copied lyrics by listening to the tracks, correcting the mistakes, doing research about the songs, and writing more detailed notes and reviews about them (thanks to Brucebase).

Lyrics with the © symbol on the title are the ones I revised or transcribed myself after listening to the corresponding audio. In other words, those are the lyrics that I didn't just copy and paste from somewhere else. Lyrics sent to me by the website contributors also have the © symbol.

I hope you help me with the rest by sending me corrections, new lyrics, alternative versions, and song notes. You can contact me via the contact form, or by email: . You will be credited of course, unless you don't want to. It would be better if you specify the source of your information.

Thanks in advance,
   Eddy Wehbe

» The mistake is to start thinking that you are your songs. To me a song is a vision, a flash: I see characters and situations. (Springsteen, 1974)

» All I do, like, I write down my impressions of stuff, like, and what I see, you know. (Springsteen, 1975)

» The songs I write, they don't have particular beginnings and they don't have endings. The camera focuses in and then out. (Springsteen, 1980)

» You write the song just for yourself, but it's not good unless you play it for somebody else. That's the connection between people that is forever lasting and can never be broken apart. (Springsteen, 1985)

» The only trick to writing a new song is you have to have a new idea. And to have a new idea, you've got to be a bit of a new person, so that's where the challenge is. (Springsteen, 1987)