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Bruce Springsteen ~ Youngstown


Here in northeast ohio Back in eighteen-o-threejames and dan heaton Found the ore that was linin' yellow creek They built a blast furnacehere along the shor And they made the cannonballs That helped the union win the war Here in youngstown Here in youngstown My sweet jenny i'm sinkin' down Here darlin' in youngstown Well my daddy worked the furnaces Kept 'em hotter than hell I come home from 'nam worked my way to scarfer A job that'd suit the devil as well Taconite coke and limestone Fed my children and made my pay Them smokestacks reachin' like the arms of god Into a beautiful sky of soot and clay Here in youngstown Here in youngstown My sweet jenny i'm sinkin' down Here darlin' in youngstown Well my daddy come on the ohio works When he come home from world war two Now the yard's just scrap and rubble He said "them big boys did what hitler couldn't do. "these mills they built the tanks and bombs That won this country's wars We sent our sons to korea and vietnam Now we're wondering what they were dyin' for Here in youngstown Here in youngstown My sweet jenny i'm sinkin' down Here darlin'in youngstown Here in youngstown From the monongahela valley To the mesabi iron range To the coal mines of appalachia The story's always the same 700 tons of metal a day Now sir you tell me the world's changed Once i made you rich enough Rich enough to forget my name And youngstown And youngstown My sweet jenny i'm sinkin' down Here darlin' in youngstown When i die i don't want no part of heaven I would not do heaven's work well I pray the devil comes and takes me To stand in the fiery furnaces of hell more free lyrics

Here in northeast ohio
Back in eighteen-o-threejames and dan heaton
Found the ore that was linin' yellow creek
They built a blast furnacehere along the shor
And they made the cannonballs
That helped the union win the war
Here in youngstown
Here in youngstown
My sweet jenny i'm sinkin' down
Here darlin' in youngstown
Well my daddy worked the furnaces
Kept 'em hotter than hell
I come home from 'nam worked my way to scarfer
A job that'd suit the devil as well
Taconite coke and limestone
Fed my children and made my pay
Them smokestacks reachin' like the arms of god
Into a beautiful sky of soot and clay
Here in youngstown
Here in youngstown
My sweet jenny i'm sinkin' down
Here darlin' in youngstown
Well my daddy come on the ohio works
When he come home from world war two
Now the yard's just scrap and rubble
He said "them big boys did what hitler couldn't do.
"these mills they built the tanks and bombs
That won this country's wars
We sent our sons to korea and vietnam
Now we're wondering what they were dyin' for
Here in youngstown
Here in youngstown
My sweet jenny i'm sinkin' down
Here darlin'in youngstown
Here in youngstown
From the monongahela valley
To the mesabi iron range
To the coal mines of appalachia
The story's always the same
700 tons of metal a day
Now sir you tell me the world's changed
Once i made you rich enough
Rich enough to forget my name
And youngstown
And youngstown
My sweet jenny i'm sinkin' down
Here darlin' in youngstown
When i die i don't want no part of heaven
I would not do heaven's work well
I pray the devil comes and takes me
To stand in the fiery furnaces of hell

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