Lyrics:
always thought I'd move to Greenwich Village
I thought I'd shake the dust out of this town
I'd be the kind of girl to bring the house down
And make Folk
the snow
When I fell in love with you, I was the last to know
Down in Greenwich Village we were scattered through the nights
Singing at The Bitter End
My baby wants to go to cat school
I guess she’s gonna get her way
My baby digs those cool cool cats
Down Greenwich Village way
I spent a lot
Aw, we walked the streets of Greenwich Village
Holdin' hands like school kids in the summer August sun
Smilin' at the passing strangers on their
on to my old guitar
Grabbed hold of a subway car
And after a rocking, reeling, rolling ride
I landed up on the downtown side
Greenwich Village
I
(That, that's good.)
(One, I want to sing along--you know why? You're missing part of it.)
(That pays off, ah, P.O.G.)
(We'll have Greenwich
figures, you are still alive
You will blossom, you will win, you will survive
Drunk in Greenwich Village, drunk in London Town
Drunk in mountain cities
walked around in greenwich village
To buy posters they could hang up
In them smelly little secret
Black light bedrooms
On long island
Singin': "jimi come
Aw, we walked the streets of Greenwich Village
Smilin' at the passing strangers on their way
Holdin' hands like school kids in the summer August sun
Greenwich Village
That I took because the subways wasn't far
But a trumpet player's upstairs
And below me there's a jumpin' all night bar
And to frost
"Gun fire erupted today outside a Greenwich Village radio station. The
Gunplay allegedly stems from an ungoing feud... both artists claim no
Smothering injustice seen through red Indian eyes
Silent race war of sweet Hollywood lies
Let's go down to Greenwich village and desecrate
The noraid
reminded me of times when you were finding me
Rhyming in Greenwich Village circa 1993
Yeah those were the salad days my careers appetizing
The main course
doin?
You're coming from Greenwich Village you're going to fuckin Greenwich, Connecticut
What are you doing?
You don't take I-95 the entire fucking way!
ME
I KNOW YOU'LL NEVER WANNA LEAVE
MOHAWK MOUNTAIN DOWN TO GREENWICH VILLAGE TOO
THERE'S COZY CABINS WAY UP THERE
WE'LL SEE THE BALL DROP IN TIMES
life
Well there's a flat in Greenwich Village
That I took because the subway wasn't far
Yeah, but there's a trumpet player upstairs
And below me
Greenwich Village that I took because the subway wasn't far
But a trumpet player's upstairs and below me there's a jumping all night bar
And to frost
somebody said they saw her
Up in Greenwich Village not too long ago
And she was havin' folks to dinner
Like they have in recent motion picture shows
Mr
Jersey too
But they all work too much now
Like rent is always due
And I miss Greenwich Village
Playing old folk songs
Planning the resistance
Long before
Oh life these days seems so empty
Wouldn't it be nice to be 20 in the 50's
Greenwich village, 1962 Dylan sang his heart out to some good old Guthrie
in New York City. In Greenwich village at a gay comedy show. Half y'all are looking at me like, yeah, she's either trans or she's a drag queen who's
he saw my fantasies, he'd know how I am disturbed!
They go like this:
I follow where he goes
To Greenwich Village and San Francisco
He shows me
As-tu vécu des choses trop fortes,
Des fulgurances à t'incendier ?
Pyromane déguisé en pompier
Dis-moi quels sont tes poètes préférés ?
Greenwich
which was down in Greenwich Village
it was 1963
it was more than she imagined it could ever be
she's goin' down she's goin' down town to Perry Street
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