New York Freddie Mercury
"New York" by Freddie Mercury, released in 1985, is a #Rock anthem celebrating the vibrancy and allure of New York City. The lyrics express themes of ambition, urban life, and the excitement of the city. Unique elements include Mercury's powerful vocals and dynamic instrumentation. The song reflects the cultural significance of NYC as a symbol of freedom and opportunity.
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I didn't get no sleep last night
Had a drink and I got uptight
I fell over
When the sun comes in inside
When the tide comes in I'm alive
I'm all over, so move over
Here I come New York
New York, you're gaining on me
New York, you're just that one step far away
But I'm here to stay
New York, (you're gaining on me) stop gaining on me
New York, you're just that one step far away
But I'm here to stay
You can't catch me New York
I didn't get no sleep last night
Had a drink and I got uptight
I fell over
When the sun comes in inside
When the tide comes in I'm alive
I'm all over, so move over
Here I come New York
New York, you're gaining on me
New York, you're just that one step far away
But I'm here to stay
New York, (you're gaining on me) stop gaining on me
New York, you're just that one step far away
But I'm here to stay
You can't catch me New York
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