End Of The Night
The Doors · The Doors [1967]
Take the highway to the end of the night
End of the night
End of the night
Take a journey to the bright midnight
End of the night
End of the night
Realms of bliss
Realms of light
Some are born to sweet delight
Some are born to sweet delight
Some are born to the endless night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
Realms of bliss
Realms of light
Some are born to sweet delight
Some are born to sweet delight
Some are born to the endless night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
Take a journey to the bright midnight
End of the night
End of the night
Realms of bliss
Realms of light
Some are born to sweet delight
Some are born to sweet delight
Some are born to the endless night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
Realms of bliss
Realms of light
Some are born to sweet delight
Some are born to sweet delight
Some are born to the endless night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
End of the night
End Of The Night
Released on The Doors' 1967 debut album, "End Of The Night" stands as a quintessential example of the band's early psychedelic rock sound. The track features Jim Morrison's iconic vocals and poetic lyrics, delivered over a driving rhythm section that blends jazz influences with rock energy. As one of the group's most recognizable compositions, the song captures the late-night atmosphere that defined their early performances and recordings. Its inclusion on the landmark debut album helped establish The Doors as a leading force in the 1960s counterculture movement, showcasing their unique ability to merge poetic storytelling with intense musical performance.