bright nights big city lights
bright nights big city lights
bright nights big city lights
it never interested me there was no brain wave to go to the Big Apple would eye just be the smallest worm in pain the boy who never made it big no toys a box to hold my begging cup and screen reader for my phone no way the city can be huge and not hold the interest of the eye do not need the sky scraping my behind the buildings is the alley trash cans banging port o lets hanging upside down no one uses them they use the area for warfare not a homeless shelter just the sidewalk asphalt jungle much like a dog laying without a bone the people have no home are refused the money that they need the pennies spilling out of cups not used for much they have a vacant look a porch on a closed business with a blanket torn from hands of drunks not needed when its wet they kick the covers off the bottles fill with bugs no wine from the store can stop the pain of being homeless in a city made of iron and windows closed on streets the first floor lobby only screens with robot faces shaking no way none of you are sleeping inside brother can you spare a dime uninflated to a penny over time the cup will hold a dollar only buys another cup of woe be unto the city that ignores the poor and caters only to the rich they fight with god when they fight the ditch
bright nights big city lights
it never interested me there was no brain wave to go to the Big Apple would eye just be the smallest worm in pain the boy who never made it big no toys a box to hold my begging cup and screen reader for my phone no way the city can be huge and not hold the interest of the eye do not need the sky scraping my behind the buildings is the alley trash cans banging port o lets hanging upside down no one uses them they use the area for warfare not a homeless shelter just the sidewalk asphalt jungle much like a dog laying without a bone the people have no home are refused the money that they need the pennies spilling out of cups not used for much they have a vacant look a porch on a closed business with a blanket torn from hands of drunks not needed when its wet they kick the covers off the bottles fill with bugs no wine from the store can stop the pain of being homeless in a city made of iron and windows closed on streets the first floor lobby only screens with robot faces shaking no way none of you are sleeping inside brother can you spare a dime uninflated to a penny over time the cup will hold a dollar only buys another cup of woe be unto the city that ignores the poor and caters only to the rich they fight with god when they fight the ditch
bright nights big city lights