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Artist: Richard Orofino
Canonical path: /richard-orofino/the-city
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The City
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The City
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How are you now
Looking into your bedroom
Today I left
I think I'm not as sad as I wish I'd be
To leave my place
I called home
But now I think I miss home
I want to go walking around the city
I miss the nights
Smoking by the fire
Thinking only about then
My place I call home
And now I think I miss home
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Richard Orofino performs "The City", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Orofino catalog on LyroVerse.
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