Devil’s Sidewalk (Live) Neil Young
"Devil’s Sidewalk (Live)" by Neil Young, released in 2005, is a #Rock song that explores themes of moral ambiguity and the struggles of life on the fringes. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and reflection on choices made. Musically, it features a raw, live sound with emotive guitar work, highlighting Young's signature style. The song resonates with listeners for its honest portrayal of human experience and societal issues.
[Verse 1]
When the red light shines
On the streets of hate
Where the devil dines
Who knows what he ate?
[Verse 2]
"It's a simple thing
Trying to stay afloat"
The captain said
Without his boat
[Verse 3]
Some things are getting better
Other things a little worse
It's a situation
Much like a curse
[Verse 4]
It's the devil's sidewalk
It's the devil's door
"I try to avoid it"
Waid the captain of the shore
[Verse 5]
There's a garden growing
And a million weeds
With no way of knowing
Who has done which deed
When the red light shines
On the streets of hate
Where the devil dines
Who knows what he ate?
[Verse 2]
"It's a simple thing
Trying to stay afloat"
The captain said
Without his boat
[Verse 3]
Some things are getting better
Other things a little worse
It's a situation
Much like a curse
[Verse 4]
It's the devil's sidewalk
It's the devil's door
"I try to avoid it"
Waid the captain of the shore
[Verse 5]
There's a garden growing
And a million weeds
With no way of knowing
Who has done which deed
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