you said goodbye to the old crowd
packed your life on a greyhound
and there's something about the feel
of your last twenty dollar bill
that lets you know you'll be here for a while
to a dream that you doubt and you're holding fast
of a doubt that might remind you that you might not last
'cause at home no one ever put you down
and at home you were feeling so unclear
'cause you're looking so confused
they don't know what to say
they don't know who you are in this town
she lights up union square
pushing through the turnstile
and there's something about the way
she climbs the subway stairs
that lets you know she's been here for a while
as she catches your eye you think she might be the one
give you everything you needed to turn you around
and she might pick you up from off the ground
feeling lost in this town
and she stops and you feel you're not alone
come here and lead me home
but you're feeling so confused
she don't know what to say
she don't know who you are in this town
'cause at home no one ever put you down
but at home you were feeling so unclear
those hopes have turned to fears
you know you won't go far in this town
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