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New Yorker in Exile Lyrics by Arnold McCuller

A Part of Me That’s You

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He's living high out here in the Southland
Hey, did you know I was your biggest fan?
Keeping up to par in the Heartland
But no one ever took him by the hand
He was expelled from school as a young boy
They said he couldn't get along, he was actin' grand
Banished from the city in the fall of the year
To find the West was where he'd make his stand
New Yorker in exile
Tell me, do you miss your friends?
Manhattan New Yorker in exile
Unitеd troopers band
Now he's captured by thе sign up in Hollywood (Hollywood)
Willing to lay his life on the line
He's gonna make it big like he said he would
And maybe he will be the first of his kind
Got a code, bought a car, now it seems so strange
Never knew that he would settle here
Since he came out West, his music's changed
Delineated for another year
He's a New Yorker in exile
Tell me, do you miss your friends?
Manhattan New Yorker in exile
United troopers band
Hey, yeah
(Ooh, Hollywood)
New Yorker in exile
Tell me, do you miss your friends
Back in Manhattan?
New Yorker in exile
United troopers band
Well, livin' in the Southland now
(New Yorker in exile)
United troopers band
(Manhattan New Yorker in exile)
Here in the Heartland
We've united (united), yeah (yeah)
New, New Yorker
(New Yorker in exile)
(Tell me, tell me) do you miss your friends
Back in Manhattan?
New, New Yorker
(New Yorker in exile)
United, united troopers band
(Manhattan New Yorker in exile)
Tell me, do you miss your friends?
(Manhattan New Yorker in exile)
New, New Yorker
We've united (united), yeah (yeah)
(New Yorker in exile)
(Tell me, tell me) do you miss your friends
Back in Manhattan?
New, New Yorker
(New Yorker in exile)
Credits
Arnold McCuller

Arnold McCuller

About “New Yorker in Exile” by Arnold McCuller

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"New Yorker in Exile" appears on "A Part of Me That’s You".

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