Danger
J.J. Cale · Other Songs - J.J. Cale
Danger is out into the night
Danger she's such a pretty sight
She was treated so badly it seems, now she's looking for a dream
Danger is out into the night
Danger she walks the streets alone
Danger all the bars she has to know
All the men that look her way could be hers hers today
Danger is out into the night
Locked into a love affair didn't seem to go nowhere
With no choice she thought she might
Caution to the wind, right into the night
Danger she walks the streets alone
Danger all the bars she and I know
All the men that look her way could be hers today
Will she take to find someone new
She goes nowhere I've been
She wants to do too many guys
Shes gone out to the night
Danger shes out into the night
Danger she's such a pretty sight
Danger she's out into the night
Danger she's such a pretty sight
Danger she's out with you tonight
Danger she such a pretty sight
Danger - J.J. Cale
J.J. Cale's 'Danger' stands as a quintessential example of his unique blend of country, blues, and rock, characterized by his distinctive vocal delivery and intricate guitar work. Released during the early 1970s, the track exemplifies Cale's ability to craft songs with a raw, organic feel that transcended traditional genre boundaries. The recording captures the essence of his discography from that era, featuring a minimalist arrangement that allowed Cale's emotive performance to take center stage. As a key part of his catalog, the song reflects the musical landscape of the time, where artists were redefining the boundaries between country and rock while maintaining a distinct Southern identity. Its enduring appeal lies in its simplicity and the profound connection it establishes between the performer and the listener.