Manhattan
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Manhattan
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Dans les rues de Central ParkY a des noirs portoricainsQui bingbonguent du steel-bandEt puis frappent avec les mainsManhattan,
ManhattanDans la quarante-deuxième rueY a Ken,
Jerry et SandraQui vendent avec leur charretteDes bretzels et du cocaManhattan,
ManhattanLes sirènes de la policeVous rappellent Clyde and BonnieMais c'est pas du cinémaQuand ils frappent c'est comme iciManhattan,
ManhattanManhattan,
ManhattanDans la petite ItalieDes femmes causent sur le trottoirPendant que leurs marisConspirent autour des billardsManhattan,
ManhattanSur un trottoir de HarlemDeux p'tites filles sautent à la cordePrès d'un piano déglinguéQu'on décharge d'une vieille FordManhattan,
ManhattanManhattan,
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Who performs "Manhattan"?
Yves Simon performs "Manhattan", and this lyric page sits inside the Yves Simon catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Manhattan"?
Yes. The related section below points to Accroche à tes doigts and Amazoniaque with a short reason for opening each page next.
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