Samuel - I Love NY lyrics

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I grew up in an apartment on the west side

Taught to never feel right, always residing on the outside

I was made to grow up and be famous

So I'm trying my best to stay shameless

Can't take this change of season

I'm sick to my stomach for no reason

But I guess that's part of the deal

I guess that's what makes me real

(x2)

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Waking up to car alarms

Coffee shops and nail salons

Take a ride on the subway on my bicycle downtown

Coney Island stoned

I was afraid to ride the cyclone

Blackouts fade into fresh lemonade

And late night serenades

I grew up in an apartment on the west side

Taught to never feel right, always residing on the outside

I was made to grow up and be famous

So I'm trying my best to stay shameless

Can't take this change of season

I'm sick to my stomach for no reason

But I guess that's part of the deal

I guess that's what makes me real

(da da da da da da da)

Walking through the park at dawn

New York times and candy thoughts (?)

Take a ride on the subway when my bicycle breaks down

Nothing ever changes

Just the same old summer faces

The days are long so we hold on

'cause the feeling just won't last

Late nights, early mornings

Smoking cigarattes in Coney Island

The subway's burning

Street lights, golden summers

Throwing empty bottles off the roof

In the rain and thunder

(x2)

I grew up in an apartment on the west side

Taught to never feel right, always residing on the outside

I was made to grow up and be famous

So I'm trying my best to stay shameless

Can't take this change of season

I'm sick to my stomach for no reason

But I guess that's part of the deal

I guess that's what makes me real

(da da da da da da da)