| I’ve been to town, I’ve walked the highways and in the suburbs too.
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| I’ve done somethings I never thought I’d ever do.
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| Now as I stand here looking down at you, you ask me why it is I frown.
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| I guess it’s 'cause I’ve been to town.
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| I’ve been to town beyond the boulevard and down the beach,
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| I’ve learned some things that only time can teach,
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| For instance, love is more than just a speech,
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| It’s got to find a common ground,
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| I know 'cause I’ve been to town.
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| Don’t tell me any more, I can’t waste any more years,
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| I’ve seen my image in your eyes,
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| Dissolve in disappointed tears.
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| I’ve been to town, you ask me do I know the Milky Way,
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| I do, and furthermore I’d like to say
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| It isn’t milky white, it’s dingy gray,
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| Especially when your world breaks down,
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| I know because I’ve been to town. |