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Artist: G Race
Canonical path: /g-race/manhattan
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Manhattan
Read Manhattan lyrics by G Race on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Manhattan
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All the highs
without the lows but it's not the way life goes
Fashion boys in applejacks
they're all part of the hunting set.
Sing - Manhattan
Manhattan for me
Some girls need liberty
we all wanna be free.
Mama said: Don't turn your head
Keep it cool
girl
don't look back
Treat them right and they will bite
Boys don't loose their appetite.
Sing - Manhattan
Manhattan for me
. . .
Mama said: Your daddy-o
he ain't your daddy-o
It was some Romeo
a long long time ago.
Mama said: Your daddy-o
he ain't your daddy-o
It was some Romeo
a lomg long time ago.
Don't go out on a Friday night - save it all up for the weekend.
Don't go out on a Friday night - save it all up for the weekend.
Manhattan
Manhattan for me
. . .
Boys - Manhattan
Manhattan for me
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