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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I came here with a suitcase, full of dreams and hope,
But the skyline's just a shadow, of the life I thought I’d know.
Her laugh echoed through subways, her smile lit Times Square,
Now the city feels like a stranger, and she’s nowhere there.
[Chorus]
Manhattan blues, they cut right through,
Every streetlight’s a ghost of you.
I pray for her soul, I pray for her heart,
But I’m begging the Lord, to mend what’s torn apart.
Manhattan blues, I hate this town,
It built me up, just to tear me down.
[Verse 2]
I can’t walk past that diner, where we carved our names,
The booth’s still there, but the love ain’t the same.
Broadway’s too bright, it blinds my tired eyes,
While the Hudson whispers secrets, and the truth in her lies.
[Prechorus]
I light a candle in St. Patrick’s, hope it finds her somehow,
But the wind through these canyons keeps howling, “Not now.”
[Chorus]
Manhattan blues, they cut right through,
Every streetlight’s a ghost of you.
I pray for her soul, I pray for her heart,
But I’m begging the Lord, to mend what’s torn apart.
Manhattan blues, I hate this town,
It built me up, just to tear me down.
[Bridge]
Does she walk through the park, does she think of me?
Does she hear the church bells, ringing over the city?
I’d give up the skyline, the dreams I once knew,
If she’d come back and turn these Manhattan blues.
Details
GeneratedAug 29, 2025
Duration2:03
LanguageEnglish
Style
male vocals, melodic, acoustic, country
Credits
Prompt byJamPulse205
ModelAria v4
Prompt
Hating New York City because of the woman I thought I would marry but she ended up breaking my heart instead. Praying for her but also wishing she would come back and make it right, country, male
