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the Retro's on my feet Deep down in the pavement like it's some sort' a rat race The big apple Now lemme paint you a big picture of the City Lights And I still
for New York, New York, New York One hand in the air for the big city, Street lights, big dreams all looking pretty, No place in the World that
out let me get behind it And them city lights always getting brighter Girl there ain't no doubt that you my (ryda) You my ryda Feeling at home when I'm
lose Playing niggas like the blues And I put that on my team Cause we be making all the rules like And it wasn't long ago I put my heart into a bind By
Riding with that iron cause niggas dying in my city They'll blow yo mind just cause you shine in my city Oh Lord It's Blue Strip, baby
I've been to dirty cities I've been to dirty spaces That's filled with dirty rooms Filled with dirty little faces Have you ever been to places Where
You left me for the bright lights of the town A country boy set out to see the world Remember when those city lights shine down That big old moon
You left me for the bright lights of the town A country boy set out to see the world Remember when those city lights shine down That big old moon
be so nice To be always surrounded by shining lights Must bring everyone joy and put on your face The most enthusiastic smile They don't know When in
those low tides High Tides City Lights City Nights Yeah that we got it all feel Those summer tides Verse X1 Sun rise over hollywood hills
This is your station baby All I see is strobe lights Blinding me in my hindsight Finding me by myself Promise me you can help In all honesty I got
had the Mexico City blues since the last hairpin curve I don't want to see you bleed, I know what you need and it ain't what you deserve. Something
took a piece of me when you walked out the door I've felt the cold but not quite like this before And it gets lonely The city lights don't shine without
Every place just feels like home now Now, now Now, now, now I'm feeling this could be a one way But maybe I'll be coming back The city lights will
school Saved by the Bell She had no Uncle Phil mama raised her by herself I had to focus on myself baby no one else I mean where were you really when I was
It is late october 24, the rusty amber month lies behind my back, crushing ink the paper, greeted by the past Passing by the wind, moving the city
by my attitude that I'm most definitely from Don't you know, don't you know (ayy) New York was killing me? Yes, I was standing nearly dying here
The man on the early train sees the sun rise Arthritic, and slant a few fine squints of watery light towards him Along the dusty surface
yourself in a new coma I had never seen the night I'd never seen the stars Exhale the blue light Bathed in cluttered skies In search of the dark Wandering
Have you ever stopped and listened at the way that a city sheds its tears At the streams of the junky who needs nothing more than just a needle by I
of you I’m standing by the exit door You ask me where I’m going Say I’m going home tonight Don’t know what I have done Baby blue, Baby blue, I’m thinking
all country and Western We're northern and southern Sisters and brothers Motor city down to Mississippi Vegas lights to Atlantic City, yeah
let's dive, side by side. Blue vibes, city's embrace, Lift us up, to a higher space. In endless expanse, we find our pace, Blue vibes, in rhythm, we
with her my light was dimmer Not a bad thing she calmed me down like MSG dinners Months pass by, got put in groups, ain't think much of it Found my leg
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