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Gary Clark Jr. — Bright Lights
Album: Gary Clark Jr.
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Released: 0
Length: 5:18
Plays (last 30 days): 5
Woke up in
Woke up in New York City
Lying on the floor
Just outside of Marcy's - West 54, wow
You gonna know my name by the end of the night, yeah
You gonna know my name by the end of the night, wow

Bright lights, big city going to my head
Bright lights, big city going to my head
Bright lights, big city going to my head
I don't care, no
Cause you don't care, no

Start off with the bottle
End it up with the bottle
Taking shots, waiting on tomorrow
Trying to fill up, was hollow
You gonna know my name
You gonna know my name

Bright lights, big city going to my head
Bright lights, big city going to my head
Bright lights, big city going to my head
I don't care, no
Cause you don't care, no

Get lost in this city trying to find myself
I went up with different versions
Came down somebody else
I know it ain't right
But it's all in my head
Wow I'm surprised
That I'm still alive I should be dead

Bright lights, big city going to my head
Bright lights, big city going to my head
Bright lights, big city going to my head
I don't care, no
Cause you don't care, no

You gonna know my name
You gonna know my name
You gonna know my name
You gonna know my name
You gonna know my name by the end of the night, well?
Comments (21)add comment
Grabbed me from the opening seconds - this ROCKS.
Excellent!
 foxmid wrote:

if one has a chance to see him live, it is worth all of the extra money and fees that live music comes attached with these days. Saw his b&b tour and he is a hell of a performer.

I don't think I've heard him on RP before, more please! 


you're the 2nd person who I've heard that from... I haven't seen him yet, but I have tickets for this fall - can't wait!
 Jelani wrote:

Some of this has a '90's Lenny Kravitz sound to it. I like it.



Agreed, but this feels a little more down and dirty. A little more bluesy and authentic to my hears. Like many here, I hadn't heard of this guy before, but I sure like it!
Where has this been the last 14 years? Damn hot!
 rockzokk_ wrote:

I like it. His voice reminds me of Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys



A hint of Billy Gibbons 
if one has a chance to see him live, it is worth all of the extra money and fees that live music comes attached with these days. Saw his b&b tour and he is a hell of a performer.

I don't think I've heard him on RP before, more please! 
I dearly love this! 
Straight to a 10
i've always liked his style.  sexy.

i thought i read years ago that his first album he played all instruments and recorded the whole thing in his bedroom or something...idk if that's true...
I like it. His voice reminds me of Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys
 dischuckin wrote:

that snare hits hard. is it just my speakers?



Speakers are fine...... there is indeed some snap to that snare hit.
Glad to hear some GCJr. here.  An underappreciated talent.
The opening cords... The Doors, Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)
 mikedill wrote:

Yes!  Gary Clark Jr. is a legend and, IMHO, this is his hottest song.  Thrilled to see it on RP!




A legend i never heard of until now.
Some of this has a '90's Lenny Kravitz sound to it. I like it.
Yes!  Gary Clark Jr. is a legend and, IMHO, this is his hottest song.  Thrilled to see it on RP!
Check out the video version from Clapton's Crossroad festival- Doyle Bramhall as back-up guitarist.
that snare hits hard. is it just my speakers?
This is excellent! 


 bsproule661 wrote:
First time played - Oct 26-23? for a 13 year old recording?
Fine with me - good song!


I believe I am the third listen! What a time to be alive!
First time played - Oct 26-23? for a 13 year old recording?
Fine with me - good song!