No its correct, its just that The Velvet Underground released more than one version of the song. This version is based on the original version and it didn't have a bridge. But the Cowboy Junkies version of 'Sweet Jane' is probably the version most widely known. I could be wrong on that, cause I first heard the song on 'Natural Born Killers' and for a long time thought that it was a Cowboy Junkies song. And apparently Lou Reed would always say that this CJ's version was his favorite.
"The whole world’s coming to an end, Mal." -“I see angels, Mickey. They’re comin’ down for us from heaven. And I see you ridin’ a big red horse. You’re drivin’ the horses, whippin’ ’em. And they’re spittin’ and frothin’ all on the mouth. They’re coming right at us. And I see the future. There’s no death ’cause you and I, we’re angels.” "I love you, Mal…” -“I know you do, baby. I’ve loved you since the day we met.”
@@rmiller2179 This song was in the film 'Natural Born Killers'. The song begins with this dialogue from Mickey and Malory (Woody Harrelson and Juliet Lewis). Thats what made this song and this version of it legendary. And if you had seen the film it would be etched into your psyche.
