Bruce Springsteen - Incident on 57th street

^GSpanish Johnny^C drove in from th^De underworld last night With bruised ^Garms and broken rhythm in a^C beat-up old Buick But ^Gdressed just like^D dynamite He tried ^Gsellin' his heart to the^C hard girls over o^Dn Easy Street But they sighed ^GJohnny it falls apart so^C easy and you kno^Gw hearts these days a^Dre cheap And the ^Cpimps swung their axes and said Johnny you're a^G cheater Well the ^Cpimps swung their axes and said Johnny you're a^G liar And from ^Cout of the shadows came a young girl's voice said Johnny don't^G cry

^CPuerto^C/B Rica^Amn Jan^C/Be ^Coh^C/B won't yo^Amu tell m^C/Be what's yo^Gur name I want to ^Cdrive you^C/B down to th^Ame other side o^C/Bf town Where ^Cparadise ain't so^C/B crowded there'll be ^Amaction goin' ^C/Bdown on Shanty^G Lane tonight All them ^Dgolden-heeled fairies in a ^Creal bitch fight Pull thirty eights and ^Gkiss the girls good^D night

Oh ^Ggood night, it's^C alrigh^Dt Jane Now let them ^Gblack boys^C in to light th^De soul flame We may ^Gfind it out on the^C street tonigh^Dt baby Or ^Gwe may walk u^Cntil the dayligh^Dt maybe

Well like a ^Gcool Romeo he^C made his moves, oh sh^De looked so fine Like a ^Glate Juliet she knew he'd^C never be true but the^Gn she didn't really mi^Dnd Upstairs a ^Gband was playin' the^C singer was singin' something abou^Dt goin' home She whispered Spanish ^GJohnny, you can leave me t^Conight but just don'^Gt leave me alo^Dne

And Johnny cried ^CPuerto^C/B Rica^Amn Ja^C/Bne ^CWord is^C/B down th^Ame cops hav^C/Be found t^Ghe vein Oh them ^Cbarefoot^C/B boys left thei^Amr homes for th^C/Be woods Them little ^Cbarefoot street^C/B boys they sa^Amy homes ain't n^C/Bo good They left the ^Gcorner^Ds threw away all their^C switchblade knives And ^Gkissed each other goo^Ddbye

Johnny was ^Gsittin' on the fire escape^C watchin' the kids playin' down th^De street He called down ^GHey little heroes, summer's^C long But I guess it ain't very sweet around ^Dhere anymore Janey ^Gsleeps in sheets damp with^C sweat Johnny sits up alone and ^Dwatches her dream on, dream on And the ^Gsister prays for lost souls Then ^Cbreaks down in the chapel^D after everyone's gone ^GJane moves over to share her pillow But ^Copens her eyes to see Johnny up and^D putting his clothes on She says those ro^Cmantic young boys All they ^Gever want to do is fight Those ro^Cmantic young boys they're callin' through the window Hey Spanish Johnny, you want to ^Gmake a little easy money t^Donight?

^GGood night, it's^C all tigh^Dt Jane I'll ^Gmeet you tomorrow^C night on Lover'^Ds Lane We may ^Gfind it out on the^C street tonigh^Dt baby Or ^Gwe may walk u^Cntil the dayligh^Dt maybe

Oh ^GGood night, it's^C all righ^Dt Jane I'm gonna ^Gmeet you tomorrow^C night on Lover'^Ds Lane Oh we can ^Gfind it out on the^C street tonigh^Dt baby Or ^Gwe may walk u^Cntil the dayligh^Dt maybe

Ah ^GGood night, it's^C all righ^Dt Jane I'll ^Gmeet you tomorrow^C night on Lover'^Ds Lane Now we may ^Gfind it out on...on the^C street tonigh^Dt baby Or we may ^Ghave to walk until the^C morning ligh^Dt ahhh