Bruce Springsteen - Tunnel of Love (Official Video)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Official video of ”Tunnel of Love" by Bruce Springsteen
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Lyrics:
I can feel the soft silk of your blouse
And them soft thrills in our little fun house
Then the lights go out and it's just the three of us
You, me and all that stuff we're so scared of
Gotta ride down baby
Into this tunnel of love
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Who can never get enough of this song?! Truly a gem; my all-time fave. Perfect song for a myriad of reasons, Who’s with me?!
Best opening lines ever written!
"The lights go out and it's just the three of us;
You, me, and all that stuff we're so scared of..."
That's a haunting lyric if I've ever heard one.
One of the absolute best songs ever written and performed. The music, the lyrics, the setting. Just haunting and perfect. I first heard this song as a twenty-something. At 52, it still gives me chills.
Am 50 and this still takes me back to y teens.❤
Absolutely agree.
Absolutely! I'm 61 and couldn't agree more. Still one of my favorite songs ever!
I'm 60. This song gets inside you.
You were 16 when this tune came out, not twenty-something...
"house is haunted and the ride gets rough, you got to learn to live with what you can't rise above" There's some writing.
“The house is haunted and the ride gets rough but you’ve got to learn to live with what you can’t rise above”. Absolutely brilliant lyrics!!
Yes.
U can rise above anything
Amen Hanna
🙌 yes!!! Totally agree!!
Makes me envious that I didn't write that line.
In my opinion, this is the best song he ever wrote. It's a brilliant metaphor for a failed relationship. His guitar solo is perfect, it sounds like he's crying.
Nils Lofgren solo i believe
Yes....it is exactly that brother...
I am not a huge bruce fan but this tune is superb and human touch
Yes! I love it!!
Paul Mcdonough Same here!😊
This is one of Bruce Springsteen’s best songs ever in my opinion🎧
I agree completely. The writing is incredibly good.
Agreed.... One of Bruce's finest songs
Absolutely - along with about 100+ Bruce best songs ever
Stunning !
The house is haunted... =reason for instability... (=insecurity)
truly a great song, filmed at Asbury park.. Every tine my wife sees it she goes down memory lane. She is the sward sallower in this video. The tattooed gentleman was Mikle Wilson better known as tattoo Mike, the illustrated man. When she was asked to do the video, she had no idea it was Bruce Springsteen, she was told it was a local band. Her stage name at the Coney Island side show was Lady Diane.
That's terrific!
I was there, and I remember your wife , lovely woman. She and the snake charmer lady were very cool. That was a fun night for the art department- no work, just hanging out.
Is she still at Coney ever? I'm a Coney Island Polar Bear and would love to say hi
I recognize her! Tattoo Mike was a dear friend of mine and I visited him at Coney Island and met his crew at the side show. Michael told me that during a pause in the filming of this video he was reading Flannery O'Connor and Bruce came over and they talked about how much they liked her writing. I miss Michael and I love Bruce.
Wow
Fun stuff
Let’s go back to the eighties! Who’s with me? I was 12 in 1980. I didn’t realize how good we had it.
Same!
I was 12, good times
I’m with you.
Those were the golden days
I was 14; best time to grow up indeed. What's the saying "I wish there was a way to know you were in the good ole days before you actually left them!"
How could you not like this song? The 80s were the best.
YES IT WAS!!!!!!!!
Yes!!
Yes they did, they were the best times of my life
second best @ Best....as a child of all things 60's...now in my 60's
Yes,very passionate song,intense!like no other
Certainly amongst the most profound lyrics ever written. A completely perfect song.
Itchycoo Park...Small Faces Prolific
Best Springsteen song EVER
My only quibble is that I place "I'm On Fire" in a tie as his best song.
A masterpiece that you don't hear on radio anymore who else misses this?A masterpiece from the boss,The guitar player on this is amazing!
It's Nils Lofgren. He is great.
The entire album is pure magic. I believe this was his best.
@@362chop It's and excellent album for sure!
@@patriciamercurio7741 never knew Nils Lofgren was so insane, inspiring & talented on an electric guitar 🎸
Wow
@Gene Connor Excellent!! Great taste in music sir
after almost 5 decades this is still his best song ever
I agree❤
l miss my high school days im 59 turning 60 next month on the 20th, now my granson is 20.
Ok
Me too
The words are insanely powerful. I am not a fan, but this...this song is an astonishing standalone music statement about real life happening to him in real time. This song is in my top 10 of all time favorites. And it deserves it.
I'd be honored if some Springsteen fans would take a quick listen to my acoustic piano & vocal YT performance DANCING IN THE DARK in tribute to Bruce's biggest world-wide hit. Live acoustic with no autotune. Peace and stay safe in the '020s.
Not a big fan of The Boss either but I always liked the Tunnel of Love album.
I was a teenager in 1987, age 16 & hadn't learned to appreciate Bruce Springsteen. As an adult, having relationships & experiencing all the things we cultivate, collect, treasure & regret along the way, I slowly realized his music was great, even amazing. I finally understood all the hysteria he induces.Of all his songs, this one, in particular, hauntingly resonates, w/profoundly honest & simple lyrics, the line "It ought to be easy, ought to be simple enough, man meets woman & falls in love, but this house is haunted & the ride gets rough. You've got to learn to live with what you can't rise above." To me, that's one of the most soul-stirring lyrics I've ever encountered. Now, looking back on a first marriage, at 19, it unraveled in hateful hostility. My second marriage, was a fun & exciting ride, the complete opposite of first, sadly ending w/his sudden death at age 45. Just as much my friend as a lover & a spouse. A painful season of grief followed. Between marriages, I was engaged to the love of my life. He sank ever deeper into alcoholism & unspoken despair, raging battle inside him. So intense, he couldn't find words to even express it was happening. He got sicker & sicker, as I drifted away, when he wasn't pushing me away. We let go of the grip of our hands & hearts. I got up, walked away, but it was extremely messy, taking a yr to completely cut ties, both of us moved to different states, no contact info given.This song resonates w/me, the house is haunted w/ memories, ones that scar & remain & exorcises itself, the only way it can be done. The ride gets rough often, especially in young adulthood, but for valid reasons that you'll understand many years removed from those times. Eventually, if fortunate, you arrive at a place internally, easily learning to live w/what you can't rise above. The process of getting older does provide wisdom & an ability to have a level of perception unavailable to younger adults. It's a level of maturity referred to in this song & you either get it, or you don't.
Hope you have peace now
Thank you , Tom, for taking a moment of your time & replying to what I wrote, I appreciate your good wishes for me. I wrote that over 2 yrs ago & I have definitely cheered up & even (,dare I say it) had periods of sheer happiness. That's the part about happiness that makes us all strive for it like a drug,. All of us (for the most part,), have had the sweet, divine pleasure of experiencing the great state called happiness, and, like most of us, it's fleeting as other forces converge upon one's life to continually push us to the edge, forcing upon you not only life changing challenges, but mundane chores & tasks that unfortunately, we spend the bulk of our lives undertaking. I think the key 🔑 is to know when you find joy & savor it as long as acceptably possible. Joy, like pain, is random, but certain. Again, thank you for the kind words you took the time to express to me. If only we practiced more kindness not only to strangers, as we are so often reminded to do by the media we are engulfed by, but sometimes kindness goes the furthest when we give (freely, I might add!) to the very people we share our lives with, because one day, usually without warning, either you, or them will be gone. The memories left behind aren't all perfect, for we all know that word doesn't exist in reality, only in our fantasies & the stuff made in Hollywood. Memories are what we leave behind & if you did it right, they will be of the kind that provides comfort & humor & lessons to live by. My memories are rich & full of the knowledge that once upon a time I was loved by the most astounding & unique individual that I ever came across, of the type that caused me to experience an emotional state that I'd never felt before & had only heard of, but never experienced . It was the most unusual thing, to fall in "love at first sight", of which there are two types of this state.. One type is also one-sided, the other, is felt mutually between both parties involved. To my fantastic good fortune, it was a mutual occurrence. My future husband never felt this before either, preferable I think.
Peace for you with Bruce master pieces...🙏
Wow, you are brilliant in your discription of the song.i too,never had much for Bruce in the 80s,it wasn't till decades later that I found how brilliant these instant classics are. And that line is a favorite life lesson ,sadly,a lot never learn to live with what they can't rise above
Wow , so well said . Hope you are well and happy these days...
It's easy for two people to lose each other. I first heard this song when I was 20, I'm 54 now. Brilliant, beautiful, haunting song that nails the essence of a broken heart 💔
'It's just the 3 of us, yeah, you and me and all that stuff we're so scared of' Wow, how this sing is not regarded as one of Springsteen's top 10 songs is beyond me!
Hedgin bets! Amo Bruce! Ma questa canzone è quella che ascolti di meno! 🙋♀️😍🤔😊😔
Americans, collectively, have terrible taste.
This song gives me soul chills. Beautiful
Me too ❤
I love this song. For me, not being a springsteen fan, this song as an exception is one of the greatest of it's time. Period.
I agree. I'm not a fan. But this song brings back memories for me from late 1987.
It does something to me. Even now.
Great song.
Can't explain it really
A nice song from back in the good ole days. Sounds just as good now as it did back then, even better now because it's from the Classic 80's Jamms, and those are forever.❤️🤙😎☝️ 12/31/21
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@Chad Hilton
True that...except I am a Bruce Springsteen fan from the beginning. Try Devils and Dust for later installments. Try Brilliant Disguise for the same time frame as this.
Some of his finest work during this period of his career. "Tunnel of Love", "Human Touch" and "Brilliant Disguise". You don't even have to be a fan to love these songs. It sure made me one.
my favorite period, too
Awesome tunes... It's definitely something to do with that recurring synth bass sound that is in all the 'Boss's songs you mentioned.
All in a very simple key, and easy chords to play on an acoustic guitar.
But they sound like nothing without that mysterious, ominous, but almost 'warm' haunting bass production sound.
I love it every time I hear it.
thats really true
Human touch and brilliant disguise perfect songs I agree with you 100%
I'm on fire....great song.
So many years after this release, this song still gets me. Love it!
Me too!
Me too!!
Who is here in 2024?????
where else would we be?
Me. Here fiorever
I’m here forever. This is my favourite LP of the Boss.❤
While I don't consider myself a big Bruce Springsteen fan, this song has haunted me from the very first time I saw the video almost 30 years ago. The video's final scenes of Mr. Springsteen's solitary walk past a dilapidated carousel undergoing repairs in a closed-for-the-season Asbury Park -- under cold, graying skies, no less -- has always left me with a deep feeling of loneliness and solitude. I've listened to many songs in my life -- this one I felt.
couldn't agree more
Thank you for sharing, Tarot
This song had always left me feeling 'what was to be, but never fulfilled.'
It escapes me.
Wow, that was a haunting statement of the human condition. Very well articulated. Short and succint, yet thought provokingly deep. Cheers
cheer up mate
No worries - won't be stocking up on the sleeping pills anytime soon. :D
All these years later, this song still gives me chills....
It’s a haunting gorgeous song
a beach song on a summer night in julywalking around on the boardwalk with your girl after a day spent together in the sand and surf. xox
Great song, so true!
^ me too hot song. Boss lives
it's a haunting song and i love it!
"THIS IS NOT A DARK RIDE".. Yeah right. Beautiful song with a powerful message: love is not a fairtale it's scary as hell.
You nailed it. Many twists, turns, distractions and disappointments.
I CONCUR 100%+ 😉😎Alexander Garcia
Nitemares
Those words “This is not a dark ride” are thrilled me over the years, when I saw the video back in 1987 I was 15, and i will never forgett those words...even today I feel something magic, dark, seeing the video
' pun for all ' - brilliant
I was at the Palace with my wife when he did this video. It was a cloudy day, and obviously closed. They used a giant spotlight to illuminate the windows so it looked like it was sunny out. He came out for a break and hung out with some fans and we talked for about 20 minutes. Great memories growing up in Asbury.
I live close to Asbury Park, i have lived in Jersey my whole life, this video makes me wish it was the 80's again
Nils Lofgren's guitar solo is glorious-one of the greatest.
There is no age limit to great music. I'm 58 and still love this song. 😊
I’m 19 and love this song. THE BOSS🗣🤝
❤🎉 = 61
im 59 and we both would have been teenagers when it was released
I hear it now and it takes me right back to 1987 and being 18yrs old. That feeling of being young with hopes and dreams and a youthful naivety laced with confidence.
Great song then & still is now. Lyrical genius. Arguably Bruce's best album, definitely his most personal after his own marriage breakdown!
If only it was 1987 again! 🤷♂️
Even when this song came out it wasn't given the appreciation or accolades regarding the lyrics or music. I think this song should be played at every carnival and amusement park across this country especially on the Himalaya ride. The one where it goes in a circle and it rides up and down it goes forward and then it goes backwards at a fast rate.
Nils Lofgren's guitar solo kicks in at 2:00 minutes and just explodes into the song. He can hold and bend a note with anyone. Incredible guitar work.
Seconded.
Love it just as much in 2021 as I did in 1987.
Nils is another ZONE on that Guitar Break!....Awesome!
His greatest moment in rock music for sure...
Oh yea!!! True beauty like this is to be appreciated since it is so rare....
That's really true.
Hendrix could do it better.
The lyrics of this song bring chills to my spine. So haunting.
“Tunnel of Love” and “One Step Up” get to the core of every troubled relationship.
Who’s here because 2021 is no different than 2020 but listening to this amazing track by The Boss makes everything better?
🙋🏻♂️
Got to ride down baby into this TUNNEL.OF LOVE!!!!! JERSEY SHORE STRONG
Perfect damn question. XO
Would you rather?
This house is haunted...the most beautiful metaphor ever sung. And the backing vocals of a ghost wailing..
One of the best lines and the greatest advice anyone ever gave, "you better learn to live with what you can't rise above" That is life advice that I follow to this day!
This is my favorite song by Bruce. It is, in my opinion, the best of all his hits.
Awesome video and even better song. Of all Bruce Springsteen's songs, this one is my favorite. Came out in 1987, wow 31 years ago, I'm 65 now, the years go by for all of us way too fast.
Bill Morton ...52 yo now...used to crank this up on the big brothers sound system back in the day, worked 3 days, off 2...kept this on while cleaning, cooking and playing with my 2 yo. While bro was living elsewhere, left the stereo with the 3 foot high speakers at parents house. Bf n I married and bought our own house a year later. Celebrating our 30th anniversary in January...our adult son is a happy healthy young man of 34 in February. Havent spoken to bro in a couple of years. Shame for him...that its only us left in our family. The ball is in his court. But this brings memories of the simpler days...still with Mom n Dad. Have a happy n healthy new year and the best to you n yours. Stay close to your loved ones. God bless. BTW...Springsteen n band have ruled since their inception. He sings life, no other way to say it.
This is my favorite song as far as the way the lyrics just seemed to flow together so seamlessly. Is truly poetry set to music. And when you learn how to it's a great song to sing along with LOL
Nicely put and so true
I'm 53,"what a drag it is getting old"the great stones song
@@dannynicastro3207 yup Heartland music,Mr Springsteen
I wasnt a huge Springsteen fan but I remember thinking this man is crazy to break up the E street band. One cold snowy night in Boston I was on a bar stool staring into nothingness and this song came on the juke box and I was so moved I consider this record amongst the best 20 records ever made❤👏🏆
Sometimes music remembers for you.
it is FANTASTIC!
Righteous
❤❤
I busted my cherry with my girlfriend 😮to this song
This song is my favorite Springsteen' song by far. It's not just the lyrics that give me the chills. My grandfather lived right on the boardwalk in Asbury park and I knew it in its heyday. I saw Bruce at the stone pony, also saw him play at the convention center, and the video clips of Asbury park as it used to be always make me tear up. Between the song itself and the video, I can never hear this enough
thats a special memory I from Liverpool England, so can relate to a amusement park on a beach we have one here i live on the coast
Jersey is the best!!
I’ve probably listened to this a thousand times and my heart aches every time.
I think I'm in love with you.
great song seaside fairgrounds have a special place for me
Yes R.M. That combination of beauty and sorrow is something that we usually never forget....
Plus the background singer Patty S. provides the secret ingredient that pulls it all together.....
It is brilliant.....
I feel the same thing. I can't help but play it over and over again. Makes me cry but I've made it through to the other side so it is just bittersweet now.
Just brought me to tears again. It's a brilliant archetypal ballad which touches all who've been in love.
Not a Springsteen fan but he kills it with this song. The man describes beautifully and poetically all the vicissitudes of that emotion which is love.
Just for your use of vicissitudes you will go down in my memory as game changer, words matter.
what in his entire catalog are you not a fan of? If I were a talent scout, I would rate this song, Human Touch and the entire Ghost of Tom Joad album as profound...
Not a fan either...maybe 3 decent songs
Nobody can paint a picture with words the way Springsteen can. I don't believe this song receives the credit it deserves; it is absolutely brilliant.
If one REALLY wants to listen to it they will discover it is an absolute masterpiece. Indeed Steven....BRILLIANT.
It is brilliant...well said.
Although he's great dont get me wrong! Eddie Vedder can put you there!
Bruce really hit it out of the park on this one! One of my old time favorites. It came out when I was young and in the Navy. Musical genius 😂🎉!!
He really is the New Jersey Shakespeare. Brilliant, relatable lyrics with incredible imagery. I love this song. It was him at his very best, IMHO.
One of the best love songs ever written.
These hits from the 1980's let's us go back in time! Priceless!
how can we go back? to o much work to do now, on the internet we need to call out the false leaders, they have threatened democracy with lies, easy to spot, if you make a comment they gag up on u, weird, yet it is all on tape, double talk, lol here is one example who was it Lm Graham who said Joe is one of the sweetest people u would like to meet, I calkled 46 before he became 46 a bible thumper! ity was a compliment,>3
2022 and still rockin’ this song. I was never a big Springsteen fan, but this is my favorite song ever. The end of the video is cool with him walking and the sun coming up in the background while it is still dark around him.
Same. Wonderfully nostalgic. Why did we worry so much back in the day? It will all take care of itself.
Since he is walking on a beach in NJ, it is the sun setting. The sun comes up over the ocean there, sets on the bayside. Just sayin'....I grew up there.
Great video!!!!
But you must love brilliant disguise and also the song thunder road .....come on now!
Mike, yeah that part really is bad ass its like he's on a mission zippin up the ol leather goin out to meet it head on
Man, this song just so captures what it was like to be alive and in your late 20s in the late 80s. Out of school, career gaining traction, chasing skirts, partying, making lasting friendships, girlfriends coming and going....wow, what a great time to be alive and Bruce pretty much captured it all....the emotions, the feelings, the hope and fears...all of it, on this album.
haunting melody, still blows me away that someone could write something this good.
Craig you couldn't be more right. This is some damn good songwriting.
yes it is something haunting about this song but i like it
craig cacek yes this haunting song as well as all the places we were at when this came out. I know were I was
craig cacek Totally agree. As amazing today as when I first heard in far away London in my grad school days...
+craig cacek Exactly!
My fav Springsteen track Scialfa’s voice in the background is hauntingly beautiful
It really helps to make this song. They’re incredible background vocals.
My sentiments exactly....This is a brilliant song.....
The whole album is remarkable especially Brilliant Disguise
"Fat man sitting on a little stool" gets me everytime!! 😄
Me too !
It’s about diarrhea
This song has passed the test of time, in my opinion. An underrated classic, surely.
Such a beautiful song. Is this your favorite song?
@@scottrichard2735 It’s my favourite. ❤
to me this is Bruce at his best
It's ok.
You have to learn to live with what you can't rise above!!
The line that gets me every time
Because it’s so true. In everything in life, nothing is perfect, but if you love something enough, you absolutely must rise above that which you don’t like to keep what you do love. An absolute must!
He pulled out all the stops on this one. Musical perfection. Lyrics, vocals, melody are supreme. The haunting organ/piano ard stunning. Arguably, besides Born to Run - his best ever. Just love everything about it.
I've heard Born to run too many times so not really a big fan of that....honestly this one is incredible
one of his best songs
So Agree. Takes me back to my Beach Trips with Steph-this was our song, Carlos! -----We would sit up in the dunes, play Springsteen. she would throw pickles at me!
Grettings is the Best...Followed by this
Patricia Scully I like Secret Garden to.
1 of his best albums sir!!!
Easily his best I would say.
Springsteen's best song.
I just love this song.... Thank you God.
I agree.....😌
"Tunnel of love"...massive understatement, especially in this messed right up world nowadays...
Hang in there. Always have hope. 😊
God what a song! Too many people on this thread saying "Not a Springsteen fan, but...." BUT nothing, I say!! This is truly a powerful amazing song by Bruce - as if his songwriting were maturing with his age and life experience. But damn, he was great! This album was a little heavier, darker, melancholy. But
some of his earlier songs were pretty somber too. But it's all GREAT!!! The passion and exuberance of life as a younger man, the upbeat optimism. Love Bruce Springsteen!
Love him. Dont get the not a fan disclaimer either. Just say you like/ love the song. He has so many gems. I love Born to Run, Brilliant Disguise this song here so much as well as many others. He is a treasure of an artist
Pure classic!!! Never tired of this song after 30 years, bringing back memories listening into my walkman and learning the lyrics... Thank you Bruce!
Life is sad
Please tell me??? Who DOESN'T LOVE ❤️ This SONG!!!!!!
Sh..t it's awesome...👌
One of my many favs of his
I love, love, love it!!!
Great song! Greetings from Asbury Park
Great song and video!
Bruce has a way of evoking emotions in you that leave you shook sometimes
A masterpiece, no doubt! 😊
This is my all time favorite song by The Boss
Mine too
@@reston81 MINE 3X
I agree. I play this song over and over again!! 😌😌
Mine too
Never been a Springsteen fan, but this is the only song of him that everytime gives me unbelievable chills
🌞🌞
Oh no! Springsteen is amazing
my 2 faves are this and Dancing In The Dark
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^really good song IMHO
I'm not a hardcore fan but Springsteen has some good stuff if you give him a chance, give his 80's output a listen....
Listen to Human Touch and you'll get the same felling.
I say that about this whole album. I've never been a fan and this is easily in my top 5 albums of all time and I am not easy to please that's what she said
Not being a springsteen fan this is IMHO one of the greatest songs of all time.
Perfect length, perfect structure, perfect lyrics, baseline carries so much I just don't wanna stop listening, guitar solos send shivers down your spine, where would I stop?...
This is Springsteen’s greatest work, in my opinion. It’s musically very original, varied in melody, great beat, overall pleasing to the ear, and the lyrics are clever. You really can’t ask for much more in a song.
The backing vocals are fantastic, too.
@@crispmom That’s Patti singing in the background. ❤
THE PEDO IS TELLING YOU FACTS
REEEEEEEEE
You people are STUPID
Best song he ever wrote. It’s not close. Brilliant arrangement.
Great song even better album. Please give “One Step Forward, Two Steps Back” a listen. The lyrics are even better.
@@MusicMan1965 there's a girl across the bar, I get the message she's sending', mmm she ain't lookin' to marry and me honey im pretending
this is one great produced videos, I miss the 80's!
I'm listening to it right now and I love it
No cheap shitty keys here.
this song is a masterpiece
Such 80s vibe. So dark. So perfect. Such a good guitar solo. Such a feel.
Amazing song. The house is haunted and the ride gets rough
And you've got to learn to live with what you can't rise above !
"Just the three of us," Bruce, his wife and Patty.... lol Love ya Bruce!
My absolute fav Bruce song-brings chills and tears every time
me too
It’s my favourite to.❤
I’m not even a Springsteen fan but that’s an incredible song
you need to learn to live with what you can't rise above..my favorite line
Love that too..gotta hear it again
yes
Brings tears to my eyes...life summed up in all it's magnificence and heartache.
I was in way over my head when this song came out , I feel like a survivor, I dug my hole and the only way out was to start a long digging process, Proverbs 9:18- But he does not know that the dead are there,
That her guests are in the depths of hell."
Fatchickeasyscrew?
This song brings memories of my mom playing it on our stereo and dancing around the house. Some of my favorite childhood memories are shaped by the music my parents shared. 36 years old today and I miss the simpler times. Love you mom!
Happy 40th !!!
@@jordanangle9666 39! But thank you! ❤️
I knew I’d be close ! I’m 44 40s are awesome just go to bed a little earlier sometimes lol
Cool.
I just read your comment. I was talking to my husband not 30 mins ago about not listening to 80’s music on my way to work because of my bipolar depression. It brings sad memories for me, failed miserable relationship, bad relationship with my mom, alcoholism with her and my ex. Bruces’ Tunnel of Love came up on a UA-cam mix and I came across your post. I started to cry. 55 yrs old on Monday. I love how music can and is so universal. Hugs
The atmosphere created by the instrumentation alone on this…
Very underrated! Wish it was more popular
I adored this album. ❤
I personally enjoy loving songs that most people don't even know!
hauntingly beautiful
Cee'
This is one of the best relationships songs ever!!! He pretty much sums it up.. "got to learn to live with what you can't rise above" One of my most favorite lyrics!
Not a huge Springsteen fqn but this song is brilliqnt. So many layers andmit has such depth. Nevef get tired of listening to it. Shan na na na na hey hey.
This song is still pure art
This was one of the highlights of the late '80's; he hit the gut of failed romances and loneliness with this one.
Just one of those song where you forget everything and just take a ride.
jm, well said!
I agree.
Absolutely!!!
I love this song...always makes me feel good inside when I hear it.
Have loved this song since it came out in the 80's while I was in high school ! The song, the back up singing, the music, and Bruce's voice all together is just perfect to me ! I still love listening to this song !
"you have got to learn to live with what you can't rise above" my favorite line- have it tatted
Also known as "settling"
It's what I want if I ever get one !such a great line!
@@victorramirez8101
Don't deface your body Vic.
Tattoos are for dirt bags
If you were a writer that only penned that one verse, I would say you had a great career.
The best line ever!
Then the lights go out and it's just the three of us
You me and all that stuff we're so scared of
You really understand that line if you've been in a sad, nontrusting and dysfunctional relationship
Just...Wow.
what a beautiful line every body can relate
Lyrics blow me away ❤❤❤
I've never been divorced, but as someone who suffers from depression, this line and the last line of Brilliant Disguise speak to my soul.
30 years ahead of its time and STILL classic
One of my faves of Bruce's songs. Love the guitar and harmonies.
One of the best songs of the 1980s brings back many memories and feelings.....so good.
"Ya gotta learn to live with what you cant rise above.."
Damn straight.
Christo Benno yup!👈🤟🤙
Personally one of my favorite lyrics out there. Heard in 1st in my 20s now I live it in my 50s
Logical
words of wisdom
I am NOT a Springsteen fan, but (to me) this song is musically quite good and lyrically nothing short of profound.
First heard this whilst in Edmonton, Canada and it has stayed with me for over 30 years. Never fails to make me smile and remember some great times at the West Ed Mall. Thinking of you Anita, wherever you are. X
I am from Calgary used to live in Edmonton
I'm sorry but Springsteen is an absolute god. This song is fucking brilliant. He's putting it the fuck down. You da man Boss.
He doesn't really like being called
The "Boss"'
He real and a beautiful soul...
A truly good man, not in the boring
Way..
I actually, love him !
I'm older now, it's not a fan - girly thing
He connects with something within., me
He has that personal conversation
With all all of us...
He gets it, the desperate, the dreamers,
And the rebels..
Tell him I said hi would ya.
Boss really is laying it down on this one
No doubt.
good song but bruce blows