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Artist: The Rover
Canonical path: /the-rover/crosstown
Related lyric paths: 3
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Crosstown
Read Crosstown lyrics by The Rover on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Crosstown
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Just step out we're walking by the river
In loose boots god dawn how i love the place
People use to wave and smile
Bright eyes that could light a darkened face
Two steps out we're walking through the city
Friendly voices carrying you cross town
" don't be silly your t-shirt's fine
So lighten up and let your black hair down"
Now i look your smile my babe
It makes me feel so good my dear
Oh my my my darling
Just step in we're walking around the rockers
To watch the band that came tonight to play
They call themselves "rovers" and don't mind
If their sound turns night into shining day
Shine like the morning!
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