Hudson Tubes
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Hudson Tubes
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So if you see me coming down the road
I'll be much closer than you'll ever know
Cause my vessel snakes beneath the waves
It's too little too late to make me stays
Somebody told you, but they couldn't see
That I was in it for you, and you were in it for me
In a city of so many people
You find no one
As you make your moves
Through Hudson Tubes
And still no one
Somebody told you, but they couldn't see
That I was in it for you, and that you were in it for me
So if you see me coming down the road
I'll be much closer than you'll ever know
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