City Lights
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City Lights
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Sunday morning
So the welcoming party never showed
Now i've been staring
At the window shades and doors below
You make me feel at home for a little while
Make me feel less alone for a little while
If i could reach you all just a little while
I wouldn't even know where to begin
This apprehension
Like i've been sleeping while the city called
At two in the morning
I'm drawn to the warmth behind these frowning walls
Chorus
If i could take you home for a little while
Make you feel less alone for a little while
If i could reach you all just a little while
I wouldn't even know where to begin
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