Eastside Story
Bryan Adams · Room Service
She'd walk by on her way to work - n' make the air smell so sweet
I used to sit in a coffee shop - sometimes I'd have a cup
And when she'd go by - she'd light up the sky
Like the sun coming up
She be standin' by the bus stop - driver opened up the door
I'd just sit n' watch her - getting on the 104
I wanna give her my number - I wanna tell her my name
Wanna climb on board that cross-town bus
Take a chance she feels the same
It's just another east side story
Everybody's got a tale to tell
And like a hundred guys before me
I fell under her spell
Some things you hold on to - some you just let go
Seems like the ones that you can't have
Are the ones that you want most
I think about her sometimes - I wonder if she was real
And if I ever find her I'm gonna tell her how I feel
It's just another east side story
Everybody's got a tale to tell
And like a hundred guys before me
I fell under her spell
It's still the same old story - it's still the same old game
Up there on the eastside - life goes on the same
She never knew my number - never even knew my name
She climbed on board that cross-town bus I never saw her again
Eastside Story
Eastside Story is a track by Canadian rock icon Bryan Adams, featured on his 2004 album Room Service. The recording captures Adams' signature blend of blues-infused rock and melodic storytelling, hallmarks that have defined his extensive discography for decades. While the album explores themes of intimacy and urban life, this song stands as a testament to his enduring ability to craft accessible, emotionally resonant rock music. Adams' work during this period maintained the high-energy guitar work and powerful vocals that propelled hits like Summer of '69 and Straight From the Heart into the global consciousness. Eastside Story contributes to the rich tapestry of his catalog, offering fans a glimpse into his consistent artistic vision and commitment to the rock genre.

