Two of the soft rhymes in this song are visions with engines and wire with rider. It mentions Highway 9 and is addressed to a woman named Wendy. First released in 1975 with Meeting Across the River on its B Side, it was also the title track of a successful album. It contains the lines, "The highways jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power 
Two of the soft rhymes in this song are visions with engines and wire with rider. It mentions Highway 9 and is addressed to a woman named Wendy. First released in 1975 with Meeting Across the River on its B Side, it was also the title track of a successful album. It contains the lines, "The highways jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive, Everybody's out on the run tonight but there's no place left to hide," and the phrase "Tramps like us." Name this hit by Bruce Springsteen.
Two of the soft rhymes in this song are visions with engines and wire with rider.