Besedila:
Doobie Brothers

Down around the corner A half a mile from here You see them old trains runnin' And you watch them disappear Without love Where would you be now Without

He came from somewhere back in her long ago The sentimental fool don't see tryin' hard to recreate What had yet to be created once in her life She musters

Say, where you gonna go Girl, where you gonna hide You go on leavin' out your heart And all it's sayin' down deep inside From here I can feel your heartbeat

Just look my way And I'm ready to go Oooo-oo-oo, your sweet lovin' I can't leave it alone You start my heart to pumpin' Just walkin' my way I don't care

I'm a man who lives in the city I'm a man who lives in the street From FLA to Frisco Bay Everywhere in between Coast to coast there's a question Everybody

Oh, listen to the music Oh, listen to the music Oh, listen to the music All the time 'Don't you feel it growin', I say, "Day by day" People gettin' ready

You're still playing that time-worn melody Play it now for old time's sake once more When you want me, you won't be usin' me Like you've done a thousand

You don't know me but I'm your brother I was raised here in this living Hell You don't know my kind in your world Fairly soon, the time will tell You

There was a place in East St. Louis, it was in Nineteen fifty nine, when they played they filled The streets with music, that lonely blue note music That