City
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City
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One, two, three
City of gold, city of face
City of love, city, no base (base)
City undone, city low play
City street-drunk, city turns none away
And we saw through our windows
Every door where the men go
She was low cut, she was dumb-faced (faced)
A ribbon of lust wherever she lay
See her undone, see her freeze-frame
See her drunk limp, see her tease play
And we watch still
As she goes downhill
City hangs out where the beasts sway
City’s passed out in the hallway
Before she fell down, what did she say?
I haven’t seen a bird in twenty three of these days
To say we told her so was no thrill
But we don’t mind a quiet kill
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Who performs "City"?
Zach Winters performs "City", and this lyric page sits inside the Zach Winters catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Fernweh (Shore) and No Answers with a short reason for opening each page next.
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