The Changes
Features Pat Metheny on guitar.
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The Long Race
Bruce wrote this one at a point when things were a bit bleak on the romance and the career fronts, and Huey Lewis told him
The Old Playground
Looking through Bruce’s setlists on Bruuuce.com, The Old Playground is a song which appears to have been more or less discarded by the passage of
The Red Plains
When I wrote these verses, I was trying to set up this catastrophe that Bruce had laid out in the chorus, and then I tried
The River Runs Low
In a lot of our songs there’s a search for love mixed with other strong emotions that come from events beyond control. The boyfriend or
The Road Not Taken
First analysis… Reviewing this song is an immense task. The Road Not Taken is so powerful in its imagery, emotion and beauty, that no amount
The Show Goes On
Bruce Hornsby’s The Show Goes On meaning and lyric analysis from Carwyn Tywyn: Thematically, Valley Road and The Show Goes On probably fall into the
The Tide Will Rise
It has already been shown throughout “lyric views” how Bruce Hornsby has demonstrated a concern for general social and human issues. This song is clearly
The Way It Is
I think Bruce has wanted for a long time to express his amazement about how stubbornly people cling to their intolerant attitudes – both socially
The Way It Is (album)
Highest chart position: #3 Billboard 200 Awards: RIAA 3x platinum Released: August 1 1986
The Wild Frontier
We’ve never gotten used to L.A. and always wanted to get back home to the South. In this song, I called home “the wild frontier”,
These Arms of Mine
This song is about a man dealing with temptation and infidelity. It follows his thoughts and desires as he goes back and forth, walking the