Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
▶️ Stream/Download the single here: https://too.fm/theboss
Bruce Springsteen is an iconic artist and prolific songwriter who has been the voice of Americans for generations. “The Boss” had to be written for all his fans who are heartbroken.
“The Boss”
(Natasha Owens/ David Owens / Ian Eskelin)
Co Pub Cabana (BMI) / Promotion And Relegation Music (SESAC) (all admin Music Services) All Rights Reserved.
Record Label: Real America’s Music
LYRICS:
I danced to Rosalita
I shouted out thunder road
I used to believe you sang for me
In those glory days of old
Where is your song for justice
Where is your song for the working man
I was born in the USA
And you spit on my promised land
You preach from your mansion
But you don’t know the cost
I thank God you’re not
The boss
What about Laken Riley
Is Charlie too hard to sing
What about when you took your shot
At the one you call a king
Chorus
I still believe in freedom
Cos’ I’ve got a higher hope
And I’ll keep singing for America
Even if you won’t
Where is your song of compassion
Where is your song for the hurting man
I was born in the USA
And I used to be a loyal fan
You preach from your mansion
And you’ve lost that human touch
I thank God you’re not
I thank God you’re not
The boss
▶️ Stream/Download the single here: https://too.fm/theboss
Bruce Springsteen is an iconic artist and prolific songwriter who has been the voice of Americans for generations. “The Boss” had to be written for all his fans who are heartbroken.
“The Boss”
(Natasha Owens/ David Owens / Ian Eskelin)
Co Pub Cabana (BMI) / Promotion And Relegation Music (SESAC) (all admin Music Services) All Rights Reserved.
Record Label: Real America’s Music
LYRICS:
I danced to Rosalita
I shouted out thunder road
I used to believe you sang for me
In those glory days of old
Where is your song for justice
Where is your song for the working man
I was born in the USA
And you spit on my promised land
You preach from your mansion
But you don’t know the cost
I thank God you’re not
The boss
What about Laken Riley
Is Charlie too hard to sing
What about when you took your shot
At the one you call a king
Chorus
I still believe in freedom
Cos’ I’ve got a higher hope
And I’ll keep singing for America
Even if you won’t
Where is your song of compassion
Where is your song for the hurting man
I was born in the USA
And I used to be a loyal fan
You preach from your mansion
And you’ve lost that human touch
I thank God you’re not
I thank God you’re not
The boss










