Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out

Al Green / Bruce Springsteen / Curtis Mayfield / Mabon Teenie Hodges / Patti Scialfa

Tear drops on the city
Bad Scooter searching for his groove
Seem like the whole world walking pretty
And you can't find the room to move
Well everybody better move over, that's all
'Cause I'm running on the bad side
And I got my back to the wall
Tenth Avenue freeze-out, Tenth Avenue freeze-out

Well I was stranded in the jungle
Trying to take in all the heat they was giving
The night is dark but the sidewalk's bright
And lined with the light of the living
From a tenement window a transistor blasts
Turn around the corner things got real quite real fast
I walked into a Tenth Avenue freeze-out
Tenth Avenue freeze-out
And I'm all alone, I'm all alone
And kid you better get the picture
And I'm on my own, I'm on my own
And I can't go home

When the changes was made uptown
And the Big Man joined the band
From the coastline to the city
All the little pretties raise their hands
I'm gonna sit back right easy and laugh

When Scooter and the Big Man bust this city in half
With the Tenth Avenue freeze-out, Tenth Avenue freeze-out
Tenth Avenue freeze-out

Trivia about the song Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out by Bruce Springsteen

On which albums was the song “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” released by Bruce Springsteen?
Bruce Springsteen released the song on the albums “Born To Run” in 1975, “Live 1975-85” in 1986, “Live In New York City” in 2001, and “Hammersmith Odeon, Live '75” in 2006.
Who composed the song “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” by Bruce Springsteen?
The song “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” by Bruce Springsteen was composed by Al Green, Bruce Springsteen, Curtis Mayfield, Mabon Teenie Hodges, and Patti Scialfa.

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