Brooklyn

Embracing the Heartbeat of Brooklyn: A Musical Journey
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Lyrics

Buying some vintage records in Williamsberg stores

Expressing the experience of buying vintage records in Williamsberg stores.

Playing paper boats on east river shores

Recalling a joyful activity of playing with paper boats on the shores of the East River.

Meeting mermaids and lobsters in Coney Island

Describing encounters with mythical creatures like mermaids and lobsters in Coney Island.

Puking our deep fried Oreos in Astroland

Referencing a moment of indulgence, possibly excess, with deep-fried Oreos in Astroland.

Spending our days watching skylines from rooftops

Reflecting on the simple pleasure of spending days observing city skylines from rooftops.

On Independence Day, Manhattan fireworks

Recalling the spectacular experience of watching Independence Day fireworks in Manhattan.

Life is easier where the walls are red

Suggesting that life is simpler and more enjoyable in places with distinctive features, like red walls.

Brooklyn is a place stuck in my head

Expressing a strong emotional connection to Brooklyn, describing it as a place stuck in the speaker's head.

Here in Paris the rain is falling

Contrasting the experiences in Paris, mentioning falling rain, possibly indicating a sense of melancholy.

My heart belongs to Brooklyn

Affirming a deep emotional attachment to Brooklyn, declaring that the heart belongs there.


I'm sick of four star food, I want to be where life is

Expressing a desire to escape upscale dining and embrace a simpler life, referencing two-dollar pizza slices.

As simple as two bucks pizza slices

Promising to share thoughts when visiting someone, emphasizing the simplicity of communication.

I swear I'll tell you, next time I knock at your door

Expressing a commitment not to leave Brooklyn, indicating a strong sense of belonging.

That I am not leaving Brooklyn anymore

Reiterating the decision to stay in Brooklyn and not depart from the emotional connection.

Would it be that nice if you were not part of it?

Raising a rhetorical question about the attractiveness of Brooklyn without the speaker's involvement.

Would Brooklyn be worth crossing the Atlantic

Pondering the value of crossing the Atlantic for Brooklyn, suggesting its significance in the speaker's life.

Life is easier where we can join our hands

Stating that life is easier when people can come together, emphasizing the importance of unity.

Your face is a face that's stuck in my head

Describing the unforgettable nature of a particular face, suggesting a deep emotional impact.

Here in Paris rain is falling

Repeating the contrast between the rainy atmosphere in Paris and the heart's connection to Brooklyn.

My heart belongs to Brooklyn

Restating the profound emotional attachment to Brooklyn despite the challenging conditions in Paris.


Life is easier where we can join our hands

Reiterating the idea that life is better when people can unite and collaborate.

Your face is a face that's stuck in my head

Reemphasizing the impact of a specific face, highlighting the lasting impression it has on the speaker.

Here in Paris rain is falling

Repeating the contrast between the falling rain in Paris and the heart's allegiance to Brooklyn.

My heart belongs to Brooklyn

Concluding with a strong affirmation that the speaker's heart belongs to Brooklyn, reinforcing the emotional connection.

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