Uptown to Harlem

Harlem Groove: A Culinary Celebration in Rhythm
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Lyrics

Yeah, I'm going uptown to Harlem

Expressing the intention to go to Harlem.

Gonna let my hair down in Harlem

Planning to relax and enjoy oneself, possibly through dancing or socializing, in Harlem.

Yeah, I'm going uptown to Harlem

Reiterating the decision to head uptown to Harlem.

Gonna let my hair down in Harlem

Planning to unwind and have a good time in Harlem.

Yeah, I'm going uptown to Harlem

Confirming the choice to travel to Harlem.

Gonna let my hair down in Harlem

Reiterating the intention to relax and enjoy in Harlem.


I'm gonna eat me some chicken, and some black-eyed peas

Expressing a desire to eat traditional Harlem food, emphasizing chicken, black-eyed peas, barbequed ribs, and collard greens.

Some barbequed ribs and some collard greens

Continuation of the desire for specific food items associated with Harlem cuisine.


Yeah, I'm going uptown to Harlem

Reaffirming the plan to visit Harlem.

Gonna let my hair down in Harlem

Planning to unwind and enjoy oneself in Harlem.

Yeah, I'm going uptown to Harlem

Stating again the intention to go uptown to Harlem.

Gonna let my hair down in Harlem

Reiterating the plan to let loose and have fun in Harlem.


125th street, here I come, y'all

Naming the specific street (125th street) in Harlem, expressing excitement about arriving there.

They're ready for me 'cus I'm coming for fun

Anticipation of a warm reception in Harlem, with a focus on having fun.

Gonna eat me some chicken, and some black-eyed peas

Reiteration of the desire to eat traditional Harlem food.

Some barbequed ribs and some collard greens

Continuation of the anticipation of enjoying specific Harlem dishes.


I'm gonna party for days in Harlem

Expressing the intention to party for an extended period in Harlem.

Leave the downtown ways for Harlem

Choosing Harlem over downtown for the celebration.

I'm gonna party for days in Harlem

Reiterating the plan to party for days in Harlem.

Leave the downtown ways for Harlem

Preferring the atmosphere and lifestyle of Harlem over downtown.


I'll make it to the Cave and the Shadow Park

Mentioning specific venues, "the Cave and the Shadow Park," in Harlem.

Sometimes baby out in the dark

Describing a spontaneous and adventurous aspect of the nightlife in Harlem.

I'm gonna raise a wave, you know we cool

Expressing confidence and coolness, possibly related to dancing or socializing.

I'm breakin' some bones, I'm wearing a suit

Indicating a lively and energetic presence, perhaps on the dance floor.


I'm gonna have a ball in Harlem

Stating the intention to have a great time and enjoy various activities in Harlem.

And that ain't all in Harlem

Highlighting that the enjoyment in Harlem goes beyond just partying.

I'm gonna eat some chicken, and some black-eyed peas

Reiteration of the desire to consume specific Harlem dishes.

Some barbequed ribs and some collard greens

Continuation of the anticipation of enjoying traditional Harlem food.


Yeah, I'm going uptown to Harlem

Reaffirming the decision to go uptown to Harlem.

Gonna let my hair down in Harlem

Reiterating the plan to let loose and enjoy oneself in Harlem.

Yeah, I'm going uptown to Harlem

Stating again the intention to head uptown to Harlem.

Gonna let my hair down in Harlem

Reiterating the plan to relax and have a good time in Harlem.

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