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Last Exit To Brooklyn (Rap Version) (feat. Eric Singleton)

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Last Exit To Brooklyn (Rap Version) (feat. Eric Singleton)

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Brooklyn (New York, New York!)

Brooklyn (Let me take you to Brooklyn!)

Party up, party up, Brooklyn (Party up, party up!)

Party up, party up, baby!

New York, New York, big city of dreams

But everything in New York ain't always what it seems

You might get fooled if you came from outta town

But I'm down by law and I know my way around

Powerful power make a mother for a dollar

PK style make dreams 'round your collar

Fifty sticks I got you laid, oh, what a pity

There is eight million stories of the naked city

It's the last exit to Brooklyn

New York City, oh, is waiting

He's a New York boy, he's a party guy

Baby, let's dance and have some joy!

West Coast, East Side, that is the place where

New York, L.A. I wanna live there

New York City boy, L.A. party girl

Baby, let's dance in a brand new world!

No matter what I did, I'm a Brooklyn Kid

Travel seven seas with the greatest fees

Never brag a balls 'cause I funked the East Coast

But I'm like hot butter on your breakfast toast

The big city be calling me, that's the place to be

Trying to place the beat on the New York seat

All the way to Broadway and back uptown

I'll show you how to get down, check the joy I found

It's the last exit to Brooklyn

New York City, oh, is waiting

He's a New York boy, he's a party guy

Baby, let's dance and have some joy!

West Coast, East Side, that is the place where

New York, L.A. I wanna live there

New York City boy, L.A. party girl

Baby, let's dance in a brand new world!

New York, New York!

Party up, party up, party up, baby! (Party up, party up!)

Party up, party up, baby! (Let me take you to Brooklyn!)

Party up, party up, party up, baby!

Party up, party up, baby!

It's the last exit to Brooklyn

New York City, oh, is waiting

He's a New York boy, he's a party guy

Baby, let's dance and have some joy!

West Coast, East Side, that is the place where

New York, L.A. I wanna live there

New York City boy, L.A. party girl

Baby, let's dance in a brand new world!

It's the last exit to Brooklyn!

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