A Product Of...
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A Product Of...
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I live alone
Above the station
A product of...
My lord's creation
And in this town of disco heat
The dancing of a thousand feet
(chorus)
Nah nah, nah nah, nah nah,
Oh, oh, oh
Nah nah, nah nah, nah
(repeat chorus)
I work inside the children's city
They treat me as the lord and maker
And in this town of stops and starts
The beating of a thousand hearts
(repeat chorus)
I can see
Just by using my eyes i can see
It's really no surprise in the park
Along the pathway i can walk
In a sullen way
Late at night
I'm walking back
Funny music inside my head
And when my imagination runs
The shooting of a thousand guns
(repeat chorus 'til the end of time)
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