Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Glee
Canonical path: /glee/broadway-baby
Related lyric paths: 6
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Broadway Baby
Read Broadway Baby lyrics by Glee on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Broadway Baby
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I'm just a broadway baby
Walkin' on my tired feet
Poundin 42nd street
To be in a show
Broadway baby
Learnin how to sing and dance
Waitin' for that one big chance
To be in a show
Gee, I'd like to be
On some marquee
All twinkling lights
A spark to pierce the dark
From battery park
To washington heights
Some day maybe
All my dreams will be repaid
Heck I'd even play the maid
To be in a show
Hey, mr. Producer
I'm talkin to you sir
I don't need a lot
Only what I've got
So I could work for
A nice man like you sir
On a big time broadway
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