Song From Hope St. (Brooklyn, NY)
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Song From Hope St. (Brooklyn, NY)
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Same old lines, hope on my street
People pace, just like a broken beat
Seven steps take me to your door
Seven steps each on a broken beat
And there's one more hour in my day and that's alright (x2)
We step in I see another door
This old room feels like an overcoat
Feels like an overcoat
Window down to people on my street
See there smiles some wear an overcoat
some wear an overcoat
And there's one more hour in my day and that's alright (x2)
One more hour, one more hour
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