Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song New In Town, artist - John Mulaney.
Date of issue: 27.01.2012
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
New In Town |
I have a lot of strange interactions on the street. |
Years ago I was walking down the street and |
a homeless guy came up to me |
And he walked up to me and he pushed me, |
like that, he pushed me in the chest |
And then he said these things, in this order, he pushed me and he said: |
Excuse me |
I am homeless |
I am gay |
I have aids |
I’m new in town |
(audience laughing) |
You’re gonna close with new in town? |
That is not the most dramatic thing that you just said |
As they say in the movie, Jerry McGuire; |
«You had me at aids.» |
Here’s how I would’ve ordered those things |
I would’ve said: |
Excuse me |
I’m new in town |
And it gets worse |
(audience laughing) |
Didn’t that guy practice his like |
pitch at all in the mirror that morning? |
And just figure out what he was gonna say? |
You know? |
Just like in the morning just be like |
«Alright what am I gonna do today… what am I gonna do today? |
Alright I’ll walk up and say hello |
No that’s too subtle |
I’m gonna push him |
Imma push him |
And I’m gonna say, «I'm new in town» |
No no, hold back, hold back |
Save it |
Build to that |
How about I go walk up to him |
I’ll push him |
I’ll go, «I have aids» |
No that’s too strong |
Alright now |
I’m gonna walk up to him |
I’m gonna push him |
I will start with the fact that I am homeless |
As that is a given |
Then for a back story I will pepper in the fact that I am gay |
Which I know its tough for gay youth on the streets |
But thats not like a reason for money |
You can’t be like |
«Hey, would you help me out? |
I am very gay, I’d like a few dollars.» |
I always loved how he phrased it by the way |
He didn’t say |
«I'm living on the street» |
He said |
«I'm new in town» |
Like it was intriguing |
Like he wanted me to set him up with somebody |
Like I have a friend who’s like |
«There's no single guys left in Manhattan!» |
And I’m like |
«I know someone who’s new in town» |
«What are three other things about him?» |