6th and 34th
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6th and 34th
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It's the 25th hour now
We know we never have enough
I got a ticket to the light show
I paint it red just for you
Look at the sky and say hello
We are the youngest we will ever be
Celebrating at the Brooklyn bridge
We get younger as the sun is free
It gets brighter and brighter
It gets brighter and brighter
It gets brighter and brighter
Let us drink like we own New York
We are the kids of 6th and 34
One place where we are never bored
In the jungle that is made of stone
Lets laugh and see the runners ride
Disappear into the summer sky
We know that we will be alright
When the day is born we are still alive
It gets brighter and brighter
It gets brighter and brighter
It gets brighter and brighter
And when we look back on today
We will stay
Young forever
We are young together
Together
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