"Fast car" is kind of a continuation of Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run." It has all the clawing your way to a better life, but in this case the protagonist never makes it with her love; in fact she is dragged back down by him.
There is still an amazing amount of hope and will in the lyrics; and the lyrics themselve rank and easy five. If only music was stronger it would be one of those great radio songs that you hear once a week 20 years after it was released. The imagery is almost tear-jerking ("City lights lay out before us", "Speeds so fast felt like I was drunk"), and the idea of starting from nothing and just driving and working and denigrating yourself for a chance at being just above poverty, then losing in the end is just painful and inspiring at the same time.
Oh-oh, oh-o
A blue moon
Is the only light that falls upon your room
Your cold room
Too soon
There`ll be another empty morning in your life
But you`ll try again
Though the sun
Is the only warmth that shines within your heart
Your cold heart....
Oh how your dreams have been forsaken
And now it seems your hope`s mistaken
But just when you`re sure your world is breaking
(Love will find you)
And It will heal a heart that`s grieving
(Love will find you)
You`ve gotta see
You`ve gotta see
(Love will find you)
When you believed you`d stopped believing
(Love will find you)
Love will find you...
Bright lights
From the streets that wind a way across the night
(A way through the endless night...)
Oh the endless night
You might go on searching in the shadows waiting there
Already where you run
Like a lost and lonely ghost upon the wind
And cry again
Hoping to lose the pain you`re holding (you`re holding)
Walk through a door that`s always open (always open)
Into a promise never broken!
(Love will find you)
Love will find you,
And It will heal a heart that`s grieving.
(Love will find you)
It will find you,
You`ve gotta see
You`ve gotta see.
(Love will find you)
Love will find you
When you believed you`d stopped believing
(Love will find you)
Love will find you...
Oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh
You`ll walk the pain that you've been holding
Walk through a door that`s always open
Into a promise never broken
(Love will find (find) you)
Love will find you
(Love will find you) oh...
(Love will find you)
When you believed you`d stopped believing
(Love will find you)
Oh, you've gotta see
Oh, you've gotta see
You must believe!
(Love will find you)
Oh, someday you`ll mend the fear
Oh...
You must believe (you must believe)
You must believe...
Whoo-ooh
You must believe. Oh-oh-oh...
A blue moon
Is the only light that falls upon your room
Your cold room
Too soon
There`ll be another empty morning in your life
But you`ll try again
Though the sun
Is the only warmth that shines within your heart
Your cold heart....
Oh how your dreams have been forsaken
And now it seems your hope`s mistaken
But just when you`re sure your world is breaking
(Love will find you)
And It will heal a heart that`s grieving
(Love will find you)
You`ve gotta see
You`ve gotta see
(Love will find you)
When you believed you`d stopped believing
(Love will find you)
Love will find you...
Bright lights
From the streets that wind a way across the night
(A way through the endless night...)
Oh the endless night
You might go on searching in the shadows waiting there
Already where you run
Like a lost and lonely ghost upon the wind
And cry again
Hoping to lose the pain you`re holding (you`re holding)
Walk through a door that`s always open (always open)
Into a promise never broken!
(Love will find you)
Love will find you,
And It will heal a heart that`s grieving.
(Love will find you)
It will find you,
You`ve gotta see
You`ve gotta see.
(Love will find you)
Love will find you
When you believed you`d stopped believing
(Love will find you)
Love will find you...
Oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh
You`ll walk the pain that you've been holding
Walk through a door that`s always open
Into a promise never broken
(Love will find (find) you)
Love will find you
(Love will find you) oh...
(Love will find you)
When you believed you`d stopped believing
(Love will find you)
Oh, you've gotta see
Oh, you've gotta see
You must believe!
(Love will find you)
Oh, someday you`ll mend the fear
Oh...
You must believe (you must believe)
You must believe...
Whoo-ooh
You must believe. Oh-oh-oh...
Lyrics submitted by Mondenkind
Love Will Find You Lyrics as written by Grullon Galdston
Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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