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My heart beats like an ant crossing a speaker in an a and b affair, I barely reach the other side. Waiting the L train takes too long the brain can't process coming home after an evening nine to five. No keys to gramercy as the daylight and the night meet up for drinks and I can't remember names. My head rings like it's currency, and every passerby I greet replies can you spare a little change. When I'm old, I hope you're old. So we can grow so old together We can stay so young I'm told when you leave, I'll close the door but there's no question, I'll remember our growing old together. Pass Tomkins Square and when you get there they'll say these are in demand, so I opened up my hand and when I untie my eyes, I saw an empire spreading out a sleepy mile heading out to Ellis Isle. So zip it up, zip it up, if you're standing on a subway. Sitting down, sitting down, watch your seat. If you like, ride a bike, it's better for the city. Spinning wheels, spinning wheels, spinning wheels. Take me downtown, bring me to life and when you're down, there will be life. From Letras Mania