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I saw you sitting all by yourself,
With a coffee and The New York Times.
You got me thinking like what the hell
Before I go and change my mind.
Hey, you, feel like falling in love on a subway train.
Hey, you, do you tell me, baby, I don't know your name.
Tell me, I don't know your name.
We say what we say,
We do what we do,
We love who we love,
Hey, you.
If life is a small town, we're just passing through
Blink and you miss it, hey you.
Just another pair of old black boots,
With the jacket on and a ticket home.

Just a dreamer on a Sunday night
Who is gonna leave you alone.
Hey, you, feel like falling in love on a subway train.
Hey, you, do you tell me, baby, I don't know your name.
Tell me, I don't know your name.
We say what we say,
We do what we do,
We love who we love,
Hey, you.
If life is a small town, we're just passing through
Blink and you miss it, hey you.
Hey, you, hey, you.
Hey, you, hey you.
We don't have to say forever,
I'm cool with whatever,
Love is coping.
We can just sit here at night,
Just two strangers in the night,
Ain't that what we're supposed to do?
We say what we say,
We do what we do,
We love who we love,
Hey, you.
If this is the moment, the moment of truth,
I don't wanna miss it, hey you, hey you, hey you.
Hey you, hey you, hey you, hey you.
Hey you, hey you, hey you, hey you.
Hey, you, feel like falling in love on a subway train.
Won't you tell me your name?
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written by Warren, Brad / Warren, Brett / Johnson, Martin
Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing

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The Abyssinians are roots reggae group from Jamaica, famous for their close harmonies and promotion of the Rastafari movement in their lyrics. The vocal trio was originally formed in 1969 by Bernard Collins, Donald Manning and Linford Manning. Their most famous songs are Satta Massagana and Y Mas Gan, both of which are delivered partially in the Ethiopian language of Amharic. This language is sacred to Rastafarians as they believe the last Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selassie I, to be the Christ in flesh.

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