| New York City, Subway Station
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| A million people and you were stickin' out
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| Smashed thumb, and so pretty
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| I wonder what you’re all about
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| Crowded train, separation
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| But still I see you in the corner of my eye
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| Busy station, anticipation
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| For you to turn around and see me smile
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| And you look so trendy
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| Spaghetti straps and six inch soles
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| I just looked down and didn’t see me
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| Are you an uptight, turnaround
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| No-esteem wreck like me?
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| So long SOHO
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| I just sat and watched you go
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| Take good care and always know
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| I’ll always know that you are there
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| Somewhere
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| Dark hair, a fair complexion
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| I memorize your face and eyes
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| The door is open, and I don’t see you
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| And through the window you turn and smile
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| And you look so trendy
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| Spaghetti straps and six inch soles
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| I just looked down and didn’t see me
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| Are you an uptight, turnaround
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| No-esteem wreck like me?
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| So long SOHO
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| I just sat and watched you go
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| Take good care and always know
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| I’ll always know that you are there
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| Somewhere
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| So long SOHO
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| (So Long SOHO)
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| Three vodka sevens and a J
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| I won’t remember anything
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| (I just sat and watched you go)
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| This all just make no sense to me
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| For seven weeks you’re in my dreams
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| (Take good care and always know)
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| Nothin’s quite the same
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| I know your face but not your name
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| (So long SOHO)
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| I hope someday you’ll hear this song
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| And one day I’ll see you sing along
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| So long SOHO
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| I just sat and watched you go
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| Take good care and always know
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| I’ll always know that you are there
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| So long SOHO
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| I just sat and watched you go
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| Take good care and always know
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| I’ll always know that you are there
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| So long SOHO
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| I just sat and watched you go
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| Take good care and always know
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| So long SOHO |