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D-WHY - New York Times Lyrics

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  • [Verse 1]
  • I met the girl of my dreams in a coffee shop last week
  • Somewhere on the Lower East Side
  • She walked in the door with her dog and a friend
  • Who was lost in the New York Times
  • I am pacing back and forth feeling nervous
  • Accidentally spilled my coffee on purpose
  • Hoping she'd notice, she turned away
  • Paid the cashier, have a nice day
  • I'm waiting for the train, I'm watching the people
  • So busy as they all walk by
  • The doors they slide open, it's hot and it's crowded
  • Living in these New York Times
  • I am not to be bothered by no one
  • Put on my headphones to drown the commotion
  • But a fight breaks out right in front of me
  • Get off at the next stop before they try to run on me
  • [Hook]
  • I look for love everywhere I go
  • I've been asking why is the world so cold?
  • Been tempted twice, will I sell my soul?
  • I keep asking why is the world so cold?
  • So cold, so cold, is the world so cold?
  • So cold, so cold, is the world so cold?
  • [Verse 2]
  • I'm Hollywood bound with a dollar and lint
  • In my pocket, but I'm doing fine
  • Meeting at two, but I'll probably be late
  • Cause I'm still stuck on New York time
  • Then I get stuck in traffic for an hour
  • Wise man told me, "patience is power"
  • But he probably wasn't stuck in traffic, was he?
  • It's crazy how the 405 is ugly
  • Now I'm lost in a small town somewhere outside Phoenix
  • Decided to go for a drive
  • This place looks Brooklyn, I'm loving it here
  • And I'm having a New York Time
  • Except I can really see the stars right above me
  • No pollution, nothing but me
  • Suddenly the city lights flash
  • Then I'm right back, just like that
  • [Hook]
  • [Verse 3]
  • Left to die, lived to tell
  • Summer's gone, wish you well
  • But I don't know where I'm driving to, driving crazy
  • Driving Miss Daisy 'til I'm pushing up daises
  • It may be that the woman I met who told me never forget
  • Was the same one who left and made me live with this regret
  • No talking now, I'm walking now, just put me in a coffin now
  • Throw me in the ground, I hope they miss when I'm not around
  • But I'll be fine, cause in due time, I'll start to climb
  • And reach my prime, then walk the line, I free my mind sometimes
  • When you least want it, that's when life will throw you the signs
  • Cause if love is what you're looking for, it's love you'll never find
  • [Hook]

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