| Everyone in New York City’s got a frowning face
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| And I’m sure glad that I’m just passing through
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| This old country boy from Oaky sure feels out of place
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| That’s why I’m singing these New York City blues
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| Now southern hospitality is far behind
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| A thing these Yankee folks don’t ever use
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| You’ll find it somewhere down below that Dixon Line
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| Oh Lord I got these New York City blues
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| Here comes now
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| This old town sure gets lonely late at night
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| When your only friend’s a rotgut jug of booze
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| But come daylight in the morning I’ll be out of sight
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| Lord I got these New York City blues
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| Yeah, southern hospitality will soon be mine
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| Because I’m going back where the sidewalks fit my shoes
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| Mmm, mhm, mhm, mhm, mhm
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| I got these New York City blues |