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Tonight's the Night

by Neil Young

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Overall Rating: 3.6961 Tonight's the Night is ranked overall as 3.6961 out of 4 stars
Avg. Critic Score: 4.0000 Tonight's the Night has an avg. critic score of 4.0000 out of 4 stars

Tonight's the Night Lyrics

Lyrics
Disc
Track
Title
 
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  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night
  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night
  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night
  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night.
  • Bruce Berry was a working man
  • He used to load that Econoline van.
  • A sparkle was in his eye
  • But his life was in his hands.
  • Well, late at night
  • when the people were gone
  • He used to pick up my guitar
  • And sing a song in a shaky voice
  • That was real as the day was long.
  • Tonight's the night, yes it is,
  • tonight's the night
  • Tonight's the night, yes it is,
  • tonight's the night.
  • Early in the mornin'
  • at the break of day
  • He used to sleep
  • until the afternoon.
  • If you never heard him sing
  • I guess you won't too soon.
  • 'Cause people let me tell you
  • It sent a chill
  • up and down my spine
  • When I picked up the telephone
  • And heard that he'd died
  • out on the mainline.
  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night
  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night.
  • Bruce Berry was a working man
  • He used to load that Econoline van.
  • Well, early in the morning
  • at just about the break of day
  • He used to sleep
  • until the afternoon.
  • Tonight's the night, yes it is,
  • tonight's the night
  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night
  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night
  • Tonight's the night,
  • tonight's the night.
 
  • I went to the movie
  • the other night,
  • The plot was groovy,
  • it was out of sight.
  • I sat with my popcorn,
  • out lookin' for good times
  • Lost in the cartoon,
  • I grabbed the lifeline.
  • I've been a searcher,
  • I've been a fool,
  • But I've been a long time
  • comin' to you.
  • I'm hopin' for your love
  • to carry me through
  • You're holdin' my baby,
  • and I'm holdin' you,
  • And it's all right.
  • Oh, tell me where
  • the answer lies.
  • Is it in the notebook
  • behind your eyes?
  • When your decision
  • comes to view,
  • I'll be watchin' my TV,
  • and it'll be watchin' you.
  • I've been a searcher,
  • I've been a fool,
  • But I've been a long time
  • comin' to you.
  • I'm hopin' for your love
  • to carry me through
  • You're holdin' my baby,
  • and I'm holdin' you,
  • Yes I am.
  • Speakin' out.
 
  • You know I lose,
  • you know I win
  • You know I call for
  • the shape I'm in.
  • It's just a game you
  • see me play,
  • Only real in the way
  • That I feel
  • from day to day.
  • Although the answer
  • is not unknown,
  • I'm searchin', searchin',
  • and how I've grown.
  • It's not all right
  • to say goodbye,
  • And the world on a string
  • Doesn't mean a thing.
  • No, the world on a string
  • Doesn't mean a thing.
  • It's only real in the way
  • That I feel from day to day.
  • No, the world on a string
  • Doesn't mean a thing.
 
  • I'm climbin' this ladder,
  • My head in the clouds
  • I hope that it matters,
  • I'm havin' my doubts.
  • I'm watchin' the skaters
  • Fly by on the lake.
  • Ice frozen six feet deep,
  • How long does it take?
  • I look out on peaceful lands
  • With no war nearby,
  • An ocean of shakin' hands
  • That grab at the sky.
  • I'm singin' this borrowed tune
  • I took from the Rolling Stones,
  • Alone in this empty room
  • Too wasted to write my own.
  • I'm climbin' this ladder,
  • My heads in the clouds
  • I hope that it matters.
 
  • Come on, baby, let's go downtown,
  • Let's go, let's go,
  • let's go downtown.
  • Come on, baby, let's go downtown,
  • Let's go, let's go,
  • let's go downtown.
  • Walk on, talk on,
  • baby tell no lies.
  • Don't you be caught
  • with a tear in your eye.
  • Sure enough,
  • they'll be sellin' stuff
  • When the moon begins to rise.
  • Pretty bad when
  • you're dealin' with the man,
  • And the light shines in your eyes.
  • Come on, baby, let's go downtown,
  • Let's go, let's go,
  • let's go downtown.
  • Come on, baby, let's go downtown,
  • Let's go, let's go,
  • let's go downtown.
  • Snake eyes, French fries
  • and I got lots of gas.
  • Full moon and a jumpin' tune,
  • now you don't have to ask.
  • Sure enough,
  • they'll be sellin' stuff
  • When the moon begins to rise.
  • Pretty bad when
  • you're dealin' with the man,
  • And the light shines in your eyes.
  • Come on, baby, let's go downtown,
  • Let's go, let's go,
  • let's go downtown.
  • Come on, baby, let's go downtown,
  • Let's go, let's go,
  • let's go downtown.
  • Walk on, talk on,
  • baby tell no lies.
  • Don't you be caught
  • with a tear in your eye.
  • Sure enough,
  • they'll be sellin' stuff
  • When the moon begins to rise.
  • Pretty bad when
  • you're dealin' with the man,
  • And the light shines in your eyes.
  • Pretty bad when
  • you're dealin' with the man,
  • And the light shines in your eyes.
 
  • Baby mellow my mind,
  • Make me feel like a
  • schoolboy on good time,
  • Jugglin' nickels and dimes,
  • Satisfied with the
  • fish on the line.
  • I've been down the road
  • and I've come back
  • Lonesome whistle
  • on the railroad track
  • Ain't got nothing on those
  • feelings that I had.
  • Something so hard to find,
  • A situation that can
  • casualize your mind.
  • I've been down the road
  • and I've come back
  • Lonesome whistle
  • on the railroad track
  • Ain't got nothing on those
  • feelings that I had.
  • Baby mellow my mind,
  • Make me feel like a
  • schoolboy on good time,
  • Jugglin' nickels and dimes,
  • Satisfied with the
  • fish on the line.
 
  • It's too dark
  • to put the keys
  • in my ignition,
  • And the mornin' sun is yet
  • to climb my hood ornament.
  • But before too long I might
  • see those flashing red lights
  • Look out, mama,
  • 'cause I'm comin' home tonight.
  • Think I'll
  • roll another number
  • for the road,
  • I feel able to get under any load.
  • Though my feet
  • aren't on the ground,
  • I been standin' on the sound
  • Of some open-hearted people
  • goin' down.
  • I'm not goin' back
  • to Woodstock for a while,
  • Though I long to hear
  • that lonesome hippie smile.
  • I'm a million miles away
  • from that helicopter day
  • No, I don't believe
  • I'll be goin' back that way.
  • Think I'll
  • roll another number
  • for the road,
  • I feel able to get under any load.
  • Though my feet
  • aren't on the ground,
  • I been standin' on the sound
  • Of some open-hearted people
  • goin' down.
 
  • New mama's got a sun in her eyes
  • No clouds are in my changing skies
  • Each morning when I wake up to rise
  • I'm livin' in a dreamland.
  • Changing times, ancient reasons, that turn to lies
  • Throw them all away
  • Head in hand, gift of wonders to understand
  • And open all the way.
  • New mama's got a sun in her eyes
  • No clouds are in my changing skies
  • Each morning when I wake up to rise
  • I'm livin' in a dreamland.
 
  • A hip drag queen and
  • a side-walkin' street wheeler,
  • Comin' down the avenue.
  • They're all your friends,
  • you'll come to love 'em
  • There's a load of 'em
  • waitin' for you.
  • Lookout Joe, you're comin' home.
  • Old times were good times,
  • Old times were good times.
  • Remember Millie
  • from down in Philly?
  • She took my brain
  • and forgot my name.
  • The woman you were with
  • was about the same
  • She took your money and left town.
  • Lookout Joe, you're comin' home.
  • Old times were good times,
  • Old times were good times.
  • Glory Hallelujah!
  • Will I lay my burden down?
  • Singin' on the streets around:
  • Look at that crazy clown.
  • Remember Bill from up on the hill?
  • A Cadillac put a hole in his arm.
  • But old Bill, he's up there still,
  • Havin' a ball
  • rollin' to the bottom.
  • Lookout Joe, you're comin' home.
  • Old times were good times,
  • Old times were good times.
 
  • Well he shot four men
  • in a cocaine deal
  • And he left them
  • lyin' in an open field
  • Full of old cars
  • with bullet holes
  • in the mirrors.
  • He tried to do his best
  • but he could not.
  • Please take my advice,
  • please take my advice
  • Please take my advice.
  • Open up the tired eyes,
  • Open up the tired eyes.
  • Well, it wasn't
  • supposed to go
  • down that way.
  • But they burned his brother,
  • you know,
  • And they left him lying
  • in the driveway.
  • They let him down with nothin'.
  • He tried to do his best
  • but he could not.
  • Please take my advice,
  • please take my advice
  • Please take my advice.
  • Open up the tired eyes,
  • Open up the tired eyes.
  • Well tell me more,
  • tell me more,
  • tell me more
  • I mean was he a heavy doper
  • or was he just a loser?
  • He was a friend of yours.
  • What do you mean,
  • he had bullet holes
  • in his mirrors?
  • He tried to do his best
  • but he could not.
  • Please take my advice,
  • please take my advice
  • Please take my advice.
  • Open up the tired eyes,
  • Open up the tired eyes.
  • Please take my advice,
  • please take my advice
  • Please take my advice.
  • Open up the tired eyes,
  • Open up the tired eyes.

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