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	G	C
	In the day we sweat it out on the streets of a	runaway

	D
American	dream

	G	C	D7
At	night we ride through mansions of glory in	suicide	machines

	C	G/B
	Sprung from cages on	highway 9

	Am	C	G	D
Chrome	wheels, fuel injected and	steppin' out over the	line,	Oh,

	C	G/B
	Baby, this town rips the	bones from your back

	Am	C
It's a	death trap, it's a	suicide rap

	G	Em
I wanna	get out while I'm still	young

	C	D	G
'Cause	tramps like us,	baby we were born to	run

	G
	Well, Wendy, let me in, I wanna be your friend, I wanna

	C	D
	guard your dreams and	visions

	G
Just	wrap your legs 'round these velvet rims, strap your

	C	D
	hands across my	engines

	C	G/B
And to	gether we could	break this trap

	Am	C	G	D
We'll	run til we drop, and	baby we'll never go	back,	Oh,

	C	G/B
	Walk with me out	on the wire

	Am	C
	Girl, I'm just a scared and	lonely rider

	G	Em
And I	gotta know how it	feels

	C	D	G
I wanna	know if love is wild, I	wanna know if love is	real

	D	F
	Beyond the Palace hemi-powered drones	scream down the

boulevard

	C
The girls	comb their hair in the rear view mirrors and the

	Am	G
	boys try to look so	hard

	D	F
The a	musement park rises bold and stark, kids are	huddled on

the beach in the mist

	C
Well, I wanna	die with you Wendy on the streets tonight in

	Am	D
an	everlasting	kiss

	G	C
Well, the	highway's jammed with broken heroes on a	last

	D
chance power	drive

	G	C
Every	body's out on the run tonight, but there ain't	no place

	D
left to	hide

	C	G
To	gether we could	live with the sadness

	Am	D	C
I'll	love you with all the	maddness in my	soul

	G
Someday, baby, I	don't know when

	Am	D	C
We're gonna	get to that place that we	really wanna	go

	C	Am
	And we'll walk in the	sun

	C	D	G
Til then,	tramps like us,	baby we were born to	run

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CEDARWING (report comment to admin):

Good work - but not convinced the words were "wrap your legs 'round these velvet rims"...doesn't it sound more like "wrap your legs 'round these throbin' ribs"??

Correct me if I'm wrong..

Cedarwing

kipsta (report comment to admin):

velvet rims, it is

drehaster (report comment to admin):

No, it is definetly velvet rims.

docatwaterloo (report comment to admin):

It's "velvet rims."  Check out the music section of brucespringsteen.net; it gives the lyrics for all his songs!

Haze013 (report comment to admin):

Velvet Rims are an actual item. I've seen them on a few cars - sexy wheels!

jetwax (report comment to admin):

Starting at "sprung from cages" should be: C G/B Am C G D   

    C G/B Am C G Em C D G

Same at verse 2

jetwax (report comment to admin):

Hope you didn't mind me changing that.

Also the bridge is a bit more complicated: [F Bb C Eb] (2x's) Each chord rocks back and forth on sus4's. 

Next is Ab Eb Ab with sus 4's, then single notes A Bb B C C# A, jump an octave up to D & decend chromatically hitting d# 4x's before resolving on D.



If you're comfortable doing it the way you've been doing it, ignore this, but I think you'll find it works much better.

jetwax (report comment to admin):

That decending chromatic would start D string 12th fret, 11, 10, 9, 8 etc.

Rookie089 (report comment to admin):

This tab is based off the acoustic recording on the "Chimes of Freedom" album.