Kittys Back

Bruce Springsteen

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Words and Music by Bruce Springsteen from his 1973 album "The Wild The Innocent and the E-Street Shuffle." Recording is found here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLulUBjiIIc [Intro]           add9                   N.. [Verse 1] Catlong sighs holding Kitty’s black tooth               She left to marry some top cat ain’t it the cold truth                And there hasn’t been a tally since Sally left the alley Since Kitty left with Big Pretty things have got pretty thin            It’s tight on this fence since them young dudes are muscling in                          [Verse 2] Jack Knife cries ’cause baby’s in a bundle               She goes running nightly lightly through the jungle              And them tin cans are exploding out in the ninety-degree heat     Dm                            E7sus         E Cat somehow lost his baby down on Bleecker Street It’s sad but it sure is true Gsus4          G Cat shrugs his shoulders sits back and sighs Ooh what can I do? Ooh what can I do? Ooh what can I do? Ooh what can I do? [Instrumental]                                                      E7sus4    E7sus4    Dsus4              Dsus4             Dsus4           Dsus4           [Verse 3] Catlong lies back bent on a trash can Flashing lights cut the night dude in the white says he’s the man         Well you better learn to move fast when you’re young or you’re not long around     Dm                            E7sus         E Cat somehow lost his Kitty down in the city pound So get right get tight get down                       Esus4 Well who’s that down at the end of the alley?  Esus4               E She’s been gone so long Esus4           E Here she comes here she comes Esus4           E Here she comes here she comes Esus4           E Here she comes here she comes Esus4           E Here she comes here she comes [Chorus] Kitty’s back in town (Here she comes now) Kitty’s back in town (Oh-oh all right) Kitty’s back in town (Here she comes now) Kitty’s back in town (Oh-oh all right) Kitty’s back in town (Here she comes now) Kitty’s back in town (Oh-oh all right) Kitty’s back in town (Here she comes now) Kitty’s back in town (Oh-oh all right) [Verse 4]     Dsus                  D          Dsus  D Now Cat knows his Kitty’s been untrue And that she left him for a city dude Well she’s so soft she’s so blue Gsus                   G When he looks into her eyes Gsus                   G He just sits back and sighs Ooh what can I do? Ooh what can I do? Ooh what can I do? Ooh what can I do? Oh oh oh oh alright              Ahahahaha (Alright alright)         [Outro] Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh alright oh alright Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh alright oh alright Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh alright oh alright Oh-oh-oh-oh alright oh alright      Oh-oh-oh-oh alright oh alright      Oh-oh-oh-oh alright oh alright      Oh-oh-oh-oh alright oh alright      Oh-oh-oh-oh alright oh alright      Oh-oh-oh-oh alright oh alright     

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La chanson raconte l’histoire d’un homme, Catlong, dont la compagne, Kitty, est partie avec un autre homme. Depuis son départ, il ressent un vide et une mélancolie palpable. Son univers a changé, les temps sont durs, et il se retrouve à lutter pour retrouver un sens à sa vie. Malgré tout, l'arrivée de Kitty en ville ravive en lui des espoirs perdus, même s’il sait qu'elle a été infidèle. Le contexte évoqué dans la chanson plonge dans une ambiance urbaine des années 70, où les relations sont compliquées par la vie citadine et les choix difficiles. On ressent la lutte pour la survie et les désirs égarés au cœur d’une nuit remplie de dangers et d'illusions.