Love Out In The Street from Playing Possum - 1975 I’ve seen the sidewalks And I’ve been aware Of all the lamps and tables And the paperback books That you’ve thrown out there All your artifacts In disrepair Make up a pile so high Could tie up the traffic in the thoroughfare Put your love out in the street Put your love out in the street Put your love out in the street Put your love Out in the street tonight I don’t mind your sinning I’m no saint myself And if the neighbors call you a hellcat Then let them call me Jezebel    Cause I’ve come to know you I’ve come to know you so well From spying on you from my bathroom window In this cheap hotel Put your love out in the street Put your love out in the street Put your love out in the street Put your love Out in the street tonight Put your love     Put your love     Put your love     Out in the street tonight So let flow the hydrants And we’ll dance in the spray And we’ll wash out all our dirty laundry In the alleyway Put your love out in the street Put your love out in the street Put your love out in the street Put your love Out in the street tonight Put your love     Put your love     Put your love     Out in the street tonight

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une relation passionnée, pleine de désinvolture et d'authenticité. Elle parle d'un amour que l'on expose au grand jour, sans crainte du jugement des autres. L'image de la rue est centrale, symbolisant à la fois la liberté et la vulnérabilité. On y retrouve des références à des moments de complicité, des secrets partagés et une volonté de braver les conventions avec légèreté. C'est aussi une invitation à se libérer des contraintes et à célébrer les joies simples de la vie ensemble, même dans un cadre qui pourrait sembler désenchanté.