Rock 'n' Roll City
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Rock 'n' Roll City
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She left me all alone
in this jungle of stone
I miss you mis Kitty
It's hard to be alone in rock'n'roll city.
And Chuckie Dee is sittin' by the kitchen door
he doesn't seem to do much talkin' anymore
I said, what's comin' down to Chuckie my friend
he says, beat it boy I'm waitin' for my medicine man.
New York New York too bad to be pretty
New York New York rock'n'roll city
New York New York town without pity
New York New York rock'n'roll city.
La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la New York New York
La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la New York New York
I miss you miss Kitty
It's hard to be alone in rock'n'roll city.
New York New York town without pity
New York New York rock'n'roll city
New York New York too bad to be pretty
New York New York rock'n'roll city.
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Kim Larsen performs "Rock 'n' Roll City", and this lyric page sits inside the Kim Larsen catalog on LyroVerse.
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