Downtown
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Downtown
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Another morning
Lost in your hometown
The smell of coffee
We never felt so good
Amber lights at night
and the stop signs
on a road that goes
right beyond these pines
Woah oh, woah oh
Remember kissing
Driving to your house
And when you told me
I shouldn't trust you
The city now sleeps
I'm walking down south
The lights are leading to
Where I'll hear you croon
Woah oh, woah
So you're alone right now
The city changes around
And home is now so far
Take me downtown
Another morning
Driving in the slow lane
And as I leave
they will know my name
The city stills sleeps
I'm walking down south
These lights are leading to
where sunflowers bloom
Woah oh, woah oh
So you're alone right now
The city changes around
And home is now so far
Take me downtown
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