Tokyo And The Band Played

Bruce Springsteen

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e|-9---x---9---7---0---------------------------------------------------------| B|-8---10--10--7---9---------------------------------------------------------| G|-10--11--11--7---9---------------------------------------------------------| D|-0---12--11--9---9---------------------------------------------------------| A|-0---x---9---9---x---------------------------------------------------------| E|-x---x---x---7---x---------------------------------------------------------|   (Riff #1)              (Riff #2) e|-9-7----------------9-7----------------9-7-------------9-7-----------------| B|-----10-7--2/3----------10-7--5/7---------10-7--2/3--------10-7--5/7-------| G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|    (Riff #3) e|-10-9------------------9-7------------------10-9---------------------------| B|------12-10----------------10-7--2/3-------------12-10---------------------| G|------------9h11p9-------------------------------------9h11p9--------------| D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|      (Riff #4)                     (Riff #5)       e|-9-7--------5/7--5--------9-7--------5/7---5-----5--7----------------------| B|-----10-7---5/7--5------------10-7---5/7-----5---5--7----------------------| G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| I was sitting outside one night and... The moon hung like a shadow on a rung over Shanghai Them soldier boys were returning home screaming "Banzai" And the kids are still playing their game Getting hustled and rustled out in the rain As I sat inside listening to the broadcast Oh save my soul sweet rock and roll ’cause I’m sinkin’ fast  And then the band played e|-9-7----------------9-7----------------9-7-------------9-7-----------------| B|------10-7---2/3--------10-7---5/7---------10-7--2/3-------10-7---5/7------| G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|   Out of nowhere and it was alright e|-9-7--------5/7--5-----9-7--------5/7---5-----5--7-------------------------| B|-----10-7---5/7--5---------10-7---5/7-----5---5--7-------------------------| G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| Now the legendary chaplain of the fighting 51st was getting ready to go I said "Padre do you know a cheap virgin who likes to tango?" He said "You can try Linda Lee" around the corner and across the sea Word is out word is out she’s fast Well blow me down now Linda ’cause I’m sinkin’ fast Yes and them cats are sure getting fat down in the train yard And the sandman brings them dreams to ship out in the boxcars The union says "Hold." Break out the dice break out the gold It’s lunchtime at last And old big Mama said "George Raft’s tonight on the late show" She sits straddling a kitchen chair really gung-ho She shivers with chills wet with slot car thrills Hypnotically lost in the glass And we all sigh with the sunrise As we watch the credits pass And then the morning cloak fell down like a hoax over Sleepy Town And garbage truck vigilantes out making the last rounds The inheritor he sipped his beer and poked cute fun of the queer And threatened to kick his ass One two three ow!  And the band played out on the radio it was alright e|-9-7----------------9-7----------------9-7-------------9-7-----------------| B|------10-7---2/3--------10-7---5/7---------10-7--2/3-------10-7---5/7------| G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|   It’s on the radio and he listened to the bass man (Clarence’s Bass Vocal) And the boys in the band sang (Whoa whoa whoa wo-ho) That’s right (Whoa whoa whoa wo-ho) I’m so excited (Whoa whoa whoa wo-ho) Everybody (Whoa whoa whoa wo-ho) And the band played (Whoa whoa whoa wo-ho) Everybody (Whoa whoa whoa wo-whoa)

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La chanson évoque une nuit où l’auteur observe la vie qui l’entoure, avec des souvenirs de soldats rentrant chez eux et des enfants jouant sous la pluie. Il ressent une nostalgie mélancolique et un besoin désespéré de musique pour échapper à son désespoir. À travers différentes scènes de la vie quotidienne, il évoque des rencontres et des conversations furtives, illustrant une ambiance à la fois vibrante et melancolique. Le contexte semble être une période de turmoil, mêlant des éléments de guerre et de vie urbaine, créant un tableau où la musique apparaît comme un refuge. La mélodie et les paroles se rejoignent pour capturer des instants éphémères, où l’ordinaire et l’extraordinaire se côtoient dans une danse ininterrompue.