Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Street, artist - Sailor.
Date of issue: 30.09.2005
Song language: English
The Street |
There’s a place in the street where the rich people eat |
There’s a snack bar further down the block |
There’s a gambler’s bar full of washed-up stars |
Who still believe they’re lucky |
There’s a theatre on the side where the upper class hide |
There’s a cinema further down the block |
And the all-night world of the sidewalk girl |
Comes alive around twelve o’clock |
But try to watch where you go |
For you don’t really know who’s friend or foe |
In the street, boy! |
That’s where the action is |
Where the wheelers and the dealers and the hustlers and the crooks |
Get the suckers! |
In the street, boy! |
There are places not to miss |
Like the all-night strip and the moonlight trip for lovers! |
And the cops, they try to keep the order |
Breaking up another row, but they never end somehow |
There’s an old cafe where the young people stay |
Drinking coffee and chatting through the night |
But a scream outside carries far and wide |
As a lady meets a flasher |
There’s a little old man with a newspaper stand |
Full of second-hand girlie magazines («Pssst! Buy this!») |
And the guy next door, he went nuts in the war |
Now he fights with the passers-by |
So try to watch where you go |
For you don’t really know who’s friend or foe |
In the street, boy! |
That’s where the action is |
Where the wheelers and the dealers and the hustlers and the crooks |
Get the suckers! |
In the street, boy! |
There are places not to miss |
Like the all-night strip and the moonlight trip for lovers! |
And the street is filling up with music from a little blind man |
With a nickelodeon |
In the street, boy! |
That’s where the action is |
Where the wheelers and the dealers and the hustlers and the crooks |
Get the suckers! |
In the street, boy! |
There are places not to miss |
Like the all-night strip and the moonlight trip for lovers! |
And the cops, they try to keep the order |
Breaking up another row, but they never end somehow |