Angry Bruce.
Bruce Springsteen's new album WRECKING BALL has been set for a March 6th release on CD, vinyl, and digitally, and is available for pre-order now at Amazon and iTunes. Marking his 17th studio album, WRECKING BALL is a vision of modern life, featuring 11 new songs including "We Take Care of Our Own." Watch the video now at youtube.com/brucespringsteen with Bruce's lyrics.
Weird. I'm reading reviews that Springsteen is very angry on this new album. Well, I guess.
The opening line of this first track is strange/stupid:
"I been knocking on the door that holds the throne"
Is he knocking at the bathroom door?
Is he angry about not being able to get in there? Springsteen can afford to have a bathroom for every day of the year.
I don't know.
Obviously, it's a political song.
Since the Leftists are in power and Obama is king, on the throne, Springsteen can't be complaining about President Bush and the Republicans anymore. If he is, he's confused.
Knowing Springsteen's Leftist politics, it's hard to believe that he holds Obama responsible for the misery across America being felt by people like me, in the 99 percent. God knows, in spite of playing blue-collar characters, Springsteen is up there in the 1 percent.
Does he feel betrayed by Obama?
The elite Leftists like Springsteen have to be a bit troubled that Obama has screwed up so royally. The people on the Left aren't happy with him and the people on the Right aren't happy with him.
How does Springsteen, this alleged blue-collar champion, reconcile Obama's Keystone pipeline decision when so many people are out of work?
That insane decision is all Obama. 100 percent Obama.
"We take care of our own" doesn't seem to fit with the dependence and entitlement culture Obama envisions.
Who takes care of whose own? Is that an endorsement of welfare and being trapped in poverty?
It doesn't make sense.
There's definitely a lot of anger in the country.
I don't know if it's what angry Bruce is singing about, but there's definitely a lot of anger.
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