Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Craig Armstrong
Canonical path: /craig-armstrong/wake-up-in-new-york
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Wake Up In New York
Read Wake Up In New York lyrics by Craig Armstrong on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wake Up In New York
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Wake up in new york
Put a comb through your hair
Don't you ever want to lie down
When there's no-one else around
I want to say this to you
I know i hurt you
You know you hurt me too
Don't you ever want to lie down
Close your eyes and leave the ground ?
I want to get hold of you
I'll meet you in New York
By the drugstore on First Avenue
And then we will lie down
With the buildings all around
I want to say this to you
I want to say this to you
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