Born In The USA is a Bruce Springsteen song that was written and produced in 1984. The single was released from the album of the same name  Born In The USA and due to it’s intense popularity it is easily one of the best well-known rock and roll songs to be produced. It is instantly recognizable.

Cover Me was the second song released by Bruce Springsteen from the album Born In The USA.  Cover Me was originally intended to be given to Donna Summer after completion, however once the demo was heard by Manager Jon Landau, he felt that the gritty guitar work with infectious vocals would make the song a hit.

Another hit released from Bruce Springsteen‘s album Born In The USA, Dancing In The Dark is an up-tempo musical release. Dancing In The Dark was the last single recorded for the album Born In The USA, although released as the first single for the album. Dancing In The Dark went to number two on the Billboard Top 100 list.

Another song released from the Bruce Springsteen album Born In The USA. Downbound Train is about the melancholy feelings that surround the death of a spouse. Downbound Train is a tribute to Nebraska.

Glory Days was recorded during the first sessions for the album Born In The USA, released in 1984. The song Glory Days follows the motif of an older man looking back on his life, and the people he knew back during high school.

I’m On Fire is a song written and performed by Bruce Springsteen and released from his massively successful album Born In The USA. Created in the old-fashioned way of music, Bruce Springsteen started with a riff he brought to the Born In The USA selections.

My Hometown is a Bruce Springsteen song released from the album Born In The USA. My Hometown, lyrics begin with the speaker’s memories of his father instilling pride in the family’s hometown. While it first appears that My Hometown will be a nostalgic look at the speaker’s childhood, My Hometown turns to describe the racial tensions and economic depression that the speaker witnessed as an adolescent and middle-aged man.

This high tempo rocker No Surrender was released from the Bruce Springsteen album Born In The USA. No Surrender became the John Kerry ‘fight song’ during the 2004 Presidential campaigns.

Streets of Philadelphia is a song written and performed by musician Bruce Springsteen and was featured in the mainstream film Philadelphia. The song was a critical success and won an Academy Award for Best Original Song, and four Grammy awards: Song Of The Year, Best Rock Song, Best Rock Vocal Performance/Solo, and Best Song Written for TV/Movies.