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. Faces glow, bells they ring. Through a city of silver dreams They hung a star over 5th Avenue. Like a beacon that's calling you home. With our gifts we come looking for comfort. May we find in each
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Hey, where's the drum?. Wooo oh. Let's go. Woo girl, you're shinin'. Like a 5th Avenue diamond. And they don't make you like they used to. You're never goin' out of style. Woo pretty baby. This world
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Bài hát I Hate This Part - The Pussycat Dolls. We're driving slow through the snow on 5th Avenue. And right now radio's all that we can hear. Now we ain't talked since we left, it's so overdue. It's
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Sugar Hill in Harlem When I'm in New York City, I go see theater. I love N-Y T-shirts, say they love me too. Ha, ha, and maybe I'll hit the shops on old 5th Avenue. I go sight-seeing, I go see Miss
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Blue Avenue, where I spend my lonely days without you. Blue Avenue, why did you go and tell me we were through? You've stolen my heart and my love and now you say we're through. I'm walkin' down
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Blue Avenue, where I spend my lonely days without you. Blue Avenue, why did you go and tell me we were through? You've stolen my heart and my love and now you say we're through. I'm walkin' down
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Well, my room has got two windows. But the sun don't ever shine through. And I've been so sad and lonely. Since I broke off, baby, with you I live on a lonely avenue. Since you said that we were
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drop my keys, could you get 'em love. Oh, oh baby I might (he might). I got the stuff to keep it goin' on all night. Take me down nightmare avenue. Goin' down nightmare avenue. I wanna take you too
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drop my keys, could you get 'em love. Oh, oh baby I might (he might). I got the stuff to keep it goin' on all night. Take me down nightmare avenue. Goin' down nightmare avenue. I wanna take you too
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Avenue. And then we'll take it higher. Oh we gonna rock down to Electric Avenue. And then we'll take it higher Workin' so hard like a soldier. Can't afford a thing on TV. Deep in my heart I am warrior
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Avenue. And then we'll take it higher. Oh we gonna rock down to Electric Avenue. And then we'll take it higher Workin' so hard like a soldier. Can't afford a thing on TV. Deep in my heart I am warrior
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on my lips like confession. You laid the traps in this house And it's no use each way we lose. You and me at the crossroads of Blue Avenue. Hit and run hearts collide here. True love passes through
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Now my room has got two windows. But the sunshine never comes through. You know it's always dark and dreary. Since I broke off, baby with you. I live on a lonely avenue. My little girl wouldn't say I
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figure. To make this place a home And now the candles burn all night without you. And the moon hangs out of sight, so blue. On Seventh Avenue I gave you what you wanted. And it took so many years. Now
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should have been being with you every day. If you can take a little more Now it takes me back to times on Lincoln Avenue. When you said you'd never get tired of the boy. That seemed to be so far from
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to this rendezvous. Let it happen on 6th Avenue I've always lived life in search of surprise. I keep my eyes open. What you can't control you can't leave alone. So don't choose be chosen Now your
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Electric Avenue. And then we'll take it higher. Oh we gonna rock it down to Electric Avenue. And then we'll take it higher. Workin' so hard like a soldier. Can't afford a thing on tv. Deep in my heart
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Now my room has got two windows. But the sunshine never comes through. You know its always dark and dreary. Since I broke off, baby, with you I live on Lonely Avenue. My little girl wouldnt say I
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Let's go slumming, take me slumming. Let's go slumming on Park Avenue. Let us hide behind a pair of fancy glasses. And make faces when a member of the classes passes Let's go smelling where
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Bài hát Warwick Avenue - Đinh Hương. When I get to Warwick Avenue. Meet me by the entrance of the tube. We can talk things over a little time. Promise me you won't step outta line. When I get to
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. Was drawn on me. And now it's drawn me in. 6Th Avenue heartache Below me was a homeless man. I'm singin' songs I knew complete. On the steps alone, his guitar in hand. It's fifty years, stood where
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Well I rode a while, for a mile or so. Down the road to the eighteenth avenue. And the people I saw were the people I know. And they all came down to take a view. Oh the path was dark and
