C To this day when I hear that song C I see you standing there on that lawn F Discount shades, store bought tan, Am G flip-flops and cut off jeans C Somewhere between that setting sun, C I'm On Fire and Born To Run F Am G You looked at me and I was done but we were just getting started C I was singing to you, you were singing to me C I was so alive, never been more free F Am G Fired up my daddy's lighter and we sang oh C Stated there till the forced us out C We took the long way to your house F And I can still hear the sound Am G Of you saying don't go [Chorus] C When I think about you G I think about 17 Am I think about my old Jeep F I think about the stars in the sky Am G Funny how a melody sounds like a memory C F C Dm Like a soundtrack to a July Saturday night C Springsteen C If I bumped in to you by happenstance C You probably wouldn't even know who I am F Am G But if I whispered your name, I bet there'd still be a spark C F From back when I was gasoline and this old tattoo had brand new ink Am G And we didn't care what your mom would think 'bout your name on my arm C Baby is it spring or is it summer C The guitar sound or the beat of the drummer F Am G You hear sometimes late at night on your radio C Even though you're a million miles away C When you hear Born In The USA F Am G Do you relive those Glory Days from so long ago [Chorus] C When you think about me G Do you think about 17 Am Do you think about my old Jeep F Am Think about the stars in the sky Am G Funny how a melody sounds like a memory C F C Dm Like a soundtrack to a July Saturday night C Springsteen, F Oh, Springsteen C Whoah, oh, oh, oh C Whoah, oh, oh, oh F G Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh C G Funny how a melody sounds like a memory Am F C Dm Like a soundtrack to a July Saturday night C Springsteen F Oh Springsteen C Whoah, oh, oh, oh C Whoah, oh, oh, oh F G C Whoa, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
