Lights
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Lights
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When the lights go down in the city
And the Sun shines on the bay
Do I wanna be there in my city
Oh, oh, oh
So you think you're lonely
Well my friend I'm lonely too
I wanna to get back to my city by the bay
Oh, oh, oh
It's sad, oh there's been mornings out on the
Road without you
Without your charms
Oh, my, my, my
Oh, oh
When the lights go down in the city
And the Sun shines on the bay
Do I wanna be there in my city
Oh, oh, oh
When the lights go down in the city
And the Sun shines on the bay
Do I wanna be there in my city
Oh, oh, uh
Oh, oh
When the lights go down in the city
And the Sun shines on the bay
Do I wanna be there in my city
Oh, oh, uh
Oh, oh
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Who performs "Lights"?
Journey performs "Lights", and this lyric page sits inside the Journey catalog on LyroVerse.
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