New New York
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New New York
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New, new, new
New, new, new
New New York skyline
Wounds may heal in time
Don't crumble don't dismay
It's a new New York today
I look across these city streets
My heart is numb, it still beats
Nothing to say
There's nothing to say
I look across this empty room
My heart is still in gloom
There's nothing to say
I only can pray
New, new, new (x2)
New New York Skyline
Wounds may heal in time
Don't crumble don't dismay
It's a new New York today
I look across these city streets
My heart is cold, it beats
Thirtieth of May
Ground Zero today
New, new, new (x2)
I get on my knees and pray
For the heroes of the day
No more comfort I can find
For the loved ones left behind
They won't tear us apart! (x4)
No way!
New day!, new day!
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