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lyrics:
well the truth about new york
is it don't look that bad in the rain
except when you're walking around
then you find some time to complain
i'm a keepin it ready boy
but my feet can't take any more
like a rock n roll teddy boy
with his beat strung out on the floor
i'm runnin i'm runnin around
run around to the beat of my heart
i'm runnin i'm runnin around
run around to the beat of my heart
there's a new mercedes
next to a hotdog stand in the sun
and some gold confetti
on the bowery downtown by the bums
like a football play breaks up
i can't help myself can't help myself
i can barely just keep it up
loving no one else loving no one else
i'm runnin i'm runnin around
run around to the beat of my heart
i'm runnin i'm runnin around
run around to the beat of my heart
i'm runnin i'm runnin around
run around to the beat of my heart
i'm runnin i'm runnin around
run around to the beat of my heart
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Made It For You
02:33
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lyrics:
i made it all for you
out of the sky of blue
your experience
happens all at once
i made it
i made it
i made it
i made it for you
i made it all for them
over in faraway lands
you may not have a choice
i made you have a voice
i made it
i made it
i made it
i made it for you
i made it
i made it
i made it
i made it for you
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