Brooklyn
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Brooklyn
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Nobody sees my disease
Nobody sees my disease
Sat on a lonely chair
Sat on a lonely chair
Nobody see my disease
I'm happier when I'm on my knees
She's still living in Brooklyn
She's still living in Brooklyn
Nobody sees my pain
Nobody sees my pain
Sat on a lonely roof
Sat on a lonely roof
Nobody sees my pain
People come they don't care
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn
Nobody see my disease.
Nobody sees my disease
Nobody sees my disease
Stuck on a lonely chair
People they come, they don't care
Nobody sees my disease
I'm happier when I'm on my knees love
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn
Say you'll never see my disease
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