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America ~ 5th Avenue


Written by gerry beckley, ©1984 Found on perspective. Walking down 5th avenue I saw him walking there with you People see and people talk Word travels fast round my block Might just save you the price of writing I could save you an hour or two Walking down 5th avenue Walking down 5th avenue Don't know what to ask of you My mind is gettin' so confused Even when i really try Keeps sounding like i'm saying goodbye Somewhere deep in my heart i'm hurtin' 'cause i keep on remembering you Walking down 5th avenue Walking down 5th avenue Such a long way to go How many times must i look up and say What kind of fool am i But i can't turn my back on the times that we shared No matter how i try Walking down 5th avenue Can't seem to shake the thought of you Even in the dark of night Your memories of shining light Though i'm tryin' to change direction I pray what i saw ain't true Walking down 5th avenue Walking down 5th avenue Such a long way to go Do, do, do, do ... more free lyrics

Written by gerry beckley, ©1984
Found on perspective.

Walking down 5th avenue
I saw him walking there with you
People see and people talk
Word travels fast round my block

Might just save you the price of writing
I could save you an hour or two
Walking down 5th avenue
Walking down 5th avenue

Don't know what to ask of you
My mind is gettin' so confused
Even when i really try
Keeps sounding like i'm saying goodbye

Somewhere deep in my heart i'm hurtin'
'cause i keep on remembering you
Walking down 5th avenue
Walking down 5th avenue
Such a long way to go

How many times must i look up and say
What kind of fool am i
But i can't turn my back on the times that we shared
No matter how i try

Walking down 5th avenue
Can't seem to shake the thought of you
Even in the dark of night
Your memories of shining light

Though i'm tryin' to change direction
I pray what i saw ain't true
Walking down 5th avenue
Walking down 5th avenue
Such a long way to go

Do, do, do, do ...

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