Girl From New York
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Girl From New York
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She came from New York in the summer
We went to the zoo
She said that London was lovely
We had a good view
I called her at four in the morning
She came to the phone
We met in a park as the dawn came
I picked her a rose
Some how we found the time
To love each others mind
Peanut butter's fine
She came from New York in the summer
We went to the zoo
She said that London was lovely
We had a good view
And now she's gone away
I'm waiting for the day
When she will be mine
I called her at four in the morning
She came to the phone
We met in a park as the dawn came
I picked her a rose
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Billy Nicholls performs "Girl From New York", and this lyric page sits inside the Billy Nicholls catalog on LyroVerse.
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