NYC
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NYC
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I live in a different world
Things I see
No one else sees
I'm surrounded by fake people
Cry for help, unrequited
I just pretend to be happy
I just pretend
My smile is not the proof of my happiness
I just force him out
I do everything they say
Nothing more than this
Coming home, I found New York
I smiled for the first time
I long for this
A long time ago I asked for fans
I gave my best
Something still knocks me down
I live in a different world
Things I see
No one else sees
I'm surrounded by fake people
Cry for help, unrequited
I just pretend to be happy
I just pretend
My smile is not the proof of my happiness
I just force him out
I do everything they say
Nothing more than this
Coming home, I found New York
I smiled for the first time
I long for this
A long time ago I asked for fans
I gave my best
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Who performs "NYC"?
Thenha Collins performs "NYC", and this lyric page sits inside the Thenha Collins catalog on LyroVerse.
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