Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Black Code
Canonical path: /black-code/my-city-song
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My City Song
Read My City Song lyrics by Black Code on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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My City Song
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I want a place that makes me smile
Where i turn a child
Where i do not tire of saying
Where are all those miles
But what is this place?
This is my song
But what is this place
This is my song
When i come back here
I hope my turn
When i feel this place
I start to burn
But what is this place?
This is my song
But what is this place
This is my song
I love this city
I love the people
Beyond the ocean
Something without explanation
But what is this place?
This is my song
But what is this place
This is my song
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