From Brighton Beach To Santa...
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From Brighton Beach To Santa...
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Cross the lonely parade
Your face turned away
From the people who talk
One more night in the town
I spun you around
To the house in the dark
Autumn's coming in the air
Autumn's coming in the air
Voices in the park
Following us down to Vinson Street
Ghosts inside the yard
Rattling their balls and chains
There's a light in the dark
Lord, it doesn't seem far
Every night with the rain
Falling earlier again
I watch and I wait
Autumn's coming in the air
Autumn's coming in the air
From Brighton Beach to Santa Monica
From Brighton Beach to Santa Monica
Autumn's coming in the air
Autumn's coming in, for you
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