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Fire Escape Lyrics


I met up with an acrobat
In Brooklyn or some place like that
With life and taxis flying past
We tore that dance hall downPocket change and subway cars
Our big ideas filled empty bars
You might be from the moon or mars
Either way, I'm never going homeSo, lets hang an anchor from the sun
There's a million city lights butYou're number one
You're the reason I'm still
Up at dawn
Just to see your face
We'll be going strong
With the vampires, baby
We belong, we belong awakeSwinging from the fire escapeI was drinking from the wishing well
Some junkie metal-head hotel
When we boarded the carousel
The roof was caving inOn the stage my Oxblood friend
Was singing songs about the end

The bankers in the lion's den
Were dropping lines like beggars in the snowSo, lets hang an anchor from the sun
There's a million city lights butYou're number one
You're the reason I'm still
Up at dawn
Just to see your face
We'll be going strong
With the vampires, baby
We belong, we belong awakeSwinging from the fire escape
Swinging from the fire escape
Swinging from the fire escapeWalking home your hand in mine
Tattoos on the river line
The morning birds are taking flight
Either way I thought that you should knowYou're my number one
You're the reason I'm still
Up at dawn
Just to see your face
We'll be going strong
With the vampires, baby
We belong, we belong awakeSwinging from the fire escape
Swinging from the fire escape
Swinging from the fire escape
Swinging from the fire escape
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Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness is the third musical project by Andrew McMahon, formerly of punk-rock outfits Something Corporate and Jack's Mannequin. McMahon announced the moniker in a blog post in July 2014, stating, "as I embark on yet another musical adventure, I will be traveling with my band to many of those same stages, this time as “Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness”. I suppose my wilderness is mostly an abstract one. Since putting Jack’s behind me, I have forced myself into strange spaces seeking new stimulus..."

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