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Brooklyn Brooklyn
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Brooklyn Brooklyn where have you gone
Brooklyn where is my song
The moment I belonged to you
may never understand
The skies grow dark
it starts to snow
On roots of love
buried deeper than we know
But hand in hand
We'll face the crowd
and be the ivy on these old brick walls
'Cause now you're here and this is now
and you're the one to show me how
So, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, where have you gone
Brooklyn where is my song
The moment I belonged to you
may never understand
Brooklyn Brooklyn where have you gone
Brooklyn where is my song
The moment I belonged to you
may never understand
Where is love now
Where have we gone
When will we know
Said, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, where have you gone
Brooklyn where is my song
The moment I belonged to you
may never understand.
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Edgar David Grana Brooklyn, New York
Lyric Drama Tashi Tibet-Composer/Collaborator with book writer Pam Brunsvold Rummel China's invasion of Tibet. Ballet from the Beginning-Composer based on a story by Pam Rummel. Mr. Grana is recorded on ‘NEWPORT CLASSIC RECORDS’ with Kurt Vonnegut & jazz Saxophonist Michael Brecker, went double platinum with Kip Winger on Winger album. ... more
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