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Billy Joel ~ 52nd Street


They say it takes a lot to keep a love alive In every heart, there pumps a different beat But if we shift the rhythm into overdrive, Well, we could generate a lot of heat On 52nd Street Oh oh, on 52nd Street We're gonna have a little show parade Before they know the second bar was played We're gonna slip it to 'em short and sweet On 52nd Street Oh yeah! INSTRUMENTAL INTERLUDE On 52nd Street (repeat and fade out) more free lyrics

They say it takes a lot to keep a love alive
In every heart, there pumps a different beat
But if we shift the rhythm into overdrive,
Well, we could generate a lot of heat
On 52nd Street
Oh oh, on 52nd Street

We're gonna have a little show parade
Before they know the second bar was played
We're gonna slip it to 'em short and sweet
On 52nd Street

Oh yeah!

INSTRUMENTAL INTERLUDE

On 52nd Street
(repeat and fade out)

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