New York Woman
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New York Woman
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It was getting dark in a snow-covered park,
I thought i saw you smiling.
You left town to marry a texas millionaire,
I wonder how you are doing.
You were a new york woman,
New york woman,
New york woman,
I love you.
I heard him on the air discussing world affairs,
And something about his global vision.
That's when i wondered if you made the right decision,
I want to know what you're thinking.
You were a new york woman,
New york woman,
New york woman,
I miss you.
You were a new york woman,
New york woman,
New york woman,
I miss you.
I miss you,
I miss you,
I miss you,
I miss you, my friend.
I miss you,
Oh, i miss you,
Oh, i miss you,
Oh, i miss you.
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Yoko Ono performs "New York Woman", and this lyric page sits inside the Yoko Ono catalog on LyroVerse.
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