Brooklyn Heights
from Happy To See Me by Dan London
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about
Where he sees himself in his hot and sour soup and then he sees her. Should he run away or finish his tea?
lyrics
Early last July was the last time you said goodbye
You never said hello again But you came back home again
you came back home again
Later that September I knew I was in trouble
We were still together but I was just a double for him
a double for him
If you ever been to Brooklyn Heights
there is still some space to see the stars at night
If you ever trip in Chinatown
there is still a chance before you hit the ground
I will catch you in his arms
I will catch you in his arms
Sometime that October I knew that it was over
I was tired of playing the fool - but I couldn't fool you
That was something I could never do
Then it was December and the holidays were on us
You'd think we would remember or the calendar would warn us we're through
We didn't have a clue
If you ever been to Brooklyn Heights
there is still some space to see the stars at night
If you ever trip in Chinatown
there is still a chance before you hit the ground
I will catch you in his arms
I will catch you in his arms
When you kissed me New Years Eve it felt like a reprieve
even if it was a lie
while the fireworks flew high
across the Brooklyn sky
You never said hello again But you came back home again
you came back home again
Later that September I knew I was in trouble
We were still together but I was just a double for him
a double for him
If you ever been to Brooklyn Heights
there is still some space to see the stars at night
If you ever trip in Chinatown
there is still a chance before you hit the ground
I will catch you in his arms
I will catch you in his arms
Sometime that October I knew that it was over
I was tired of playing the fool - but I couldn't fool you
That was something I could never do
Then it was December and the holidays were on us
You'd think we would remember or the calendar would warn us we're through
We didn't have a clue
If you ever been to Brooklyn Heights
there is still some space to see the stars at night
If you ever trip in Chinatown
there is still a chance before you hit the ground
I will catch you in his arms
I will catch you in his arms
When you kissed me New Years Eve it felt like a reprieve
even if it was a lie
while the fireworks flew high
across the Brooklyn sky
credits
from Happy To See Me,
released February 21, 2012
Dan London - Guitars, Bass, Lead and Backing Vocals
Ilene Altman - Backing Vocals, Keys
Kurt von Stetten - Washboard, Tambourine
Dan London - Guitars, Bass, Lead and Backing Vocals
Ilene Altman - Backing Vocals, Keys
Kurt von Stetten - Washboard, Tambourine
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Dan London Boston, Massachusetts
Dan London is a singer-songwriter-guitarist-bassist. (See TheLongwalls.com ) He’s a gumbo cooker, bourbon drinker, and a friend to words both great and small. He hails from New Jersey, an only child in a wilderness of Aqua net. He now makes his home in Boston where he lives with his wife, their cat, and an unapologetic belief in the power and beauty of the popular song. ... more
discography
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Nov 2014 -
Feb 2012
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