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Brainstorm ~ Downtown


When I go home at the end of the day thru the swetty crowdy downtown with the streets of coblestones I love this town whatever they say without claiming to be loved by the lamp posts and the bums Downtown I feel your heartbeat Smile now, it's all that I need When I go home at the end of the day thru the swetty crowdy downtown with the streets of coblestones I love this town whatever they say without claiming to be loved by the lamp posts and the bums Downtown I feel your heartbeat Smile now, it's all that I need 'cos I'll be the one who loves you And you are my downtown Crazy truckers blow their horns and see how a little flower's being born among the dirty bootsoles and the garbage bins Janitors, jaywalkers, potheads Man, this is my home and I'm going home When I go home at the end of the day my eyes are full of tears and sorrow see you later, my downtown Downtown I feel your heartbeat Smile now, it's all that I need 'cos I'll be the one who loves you And you are my downtown more free lyrics

When I go home at the end of the day
thru the swetty crowdy downtown
with the streets of coblestones
I love this town whatever they say
without claiming to be loved
by the lamp posts and the bums

Downtown I feel your heartbeat
Smile now, it's all that I need

When I go home at the end of the day
thru the swetty crowdy downtown
with the streets of coblestones
I love this town whatever they say
without claiming to be loved
by the lamp posts and the bums

Downtown I feel your heartbeat
Smile now, it's all that I need
'cos I'll be the one who loves you
And you are my downtown

Crazy truckers blow their horns
and see how a little flower's being born
among the dirty bootsoles and the garbage bins
Janitors, jaywalkers, potheads
Man, this is my home
and I'm going home

When I go home at the end of the day
my eyes are full of tears and sorrow
see you later, my downtown

Downtown I feel your heartbeat
Smile now, it's all that I need
'cos I'll be the one who loves you
And you are my downtown

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