| Many years ago on 83rd street
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| In a building built with feet
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| With good foundations and a double view of the sea
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| Where it was felt that something strange was going to happen
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| And those from above celebrated night and day
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| And those from below complained about the relaxation
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| And those in the center, and those in the center
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| waiting for his moment
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| It was never clear who took care of the building
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| But all together they lived in a paradise
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| There is no hot water, and the light goes out at 6
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| And with only one elevator better to go down on foot
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| And the ones above bought generators
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| And those below read with colored candles
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| And those in the center, and those in the center
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| They were on vacation
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| Mr. Superintendent
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| Nothing is new nothing came suddenly
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| If you don't do something else
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| Every day there will be more things to fix
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| A man from the 20th floor decided to go down
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| And on the 7th floor they invited him to drink
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| Coffee with milk with tied hands
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| Without a contribution we will not release it
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| And the frightened ones above ran away
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| And the frightened ones below stayed
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| And those from the center and those from the center distributing apartments
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| Mr. Superintendent
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| Nothing is new nothing came suddenly
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| If you don't do something already
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| Every day there will be more things to fix
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| Superintendent does not blow up an Aladdin suddenly
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| If you don't do something else
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| They are not going to give him his Nobel Peace Prize
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| I give you my testimony, it's been a year since I left
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| I found a new building I found a place to live
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| I don't know my neighbors I need my balcony
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| How I miss my kitchen, how I miss my ball
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| But here there is hot water and the candles are for decoration
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| Mr. Superintendent, I am no longer scared or hiding |