"New York Blues"
written by Robin Greenstein
Copyright ©1997
Tuddy & Pokey Music, BMI
Acoustic Guitar
- Robin
Electric Guitar - Drew Zingg
Bass - Tony Conniff
Drums - Frank Vilardi
Piano/Organ - Robbie Kondor
Saxes - Bob Malach
Background Vocals - Margaret Dorn, Millie Whiteside, Robin
Horns arranged by Robin and Tony Conniff
Vocals arranged by Robin and the singers
New York Blues
New York they say, it's a crazy town
Meet some people baby, get your name around
You can be what you want to be
The toast of Broadway, king of comedy
Chorus:
But I don't know, I feel so all alone
How long does it take till this place feels like home
People stop and stare and me
I guess I look confused
I got those New Girl in New York Blues
Well I've made some friends, but they're not my kind
Once they get happening, they leave you behind
One day you're cold, the next day you're hot,
Yeah, if you've got what it takes, it's gonna take all you've got
But I don't know, I feel so all alone
How long does it take till this place feels like home
I guess this is what they talk about
When they talk about paying dues
I got those New Girl in New York Blues
Well I drove into the city, parked my car in the road
Woke up the next day, guess what, it got towed
Whoa
Noontime in midtown, man it's a crazy scene
Everybody's in a hurry, and they all look so mean
I ride home on the subway, people push and they shove
Where can a poor girl find a little love
But I don't know, I feel so all alone
How long does it take till this place feels like home
I guess this is what they talk about when they say you're paying dues
I got those New Girl in New York -
trying to make an honest living - in
New York City Blues