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there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye with thoughts of woodwinds brass and smoky dives where clubs and streets meet moonlight in the sky the music notes, arpeggio, they fly with drinks around, the smoky mood arrives there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye the New York nightlife entertains the eye past midnight, sewer smoke floats up alive where clubs and streets meet moonlight in the sky with Songs From the Night Before, Sanborn is high and carries all, along with him they jive there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye the room is dark but for a stage so nigh spotlight exposes New York's heartbeat live where clubs and streets meet moonlight in the sky where jazz songs live forever, never die the spirit of New York at night it thrives there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye where clubs and streets meet moonlight in the sky (C)2009, Christos Rigakos
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Mar 26, 2012
Mar 26, 2012 at 1:27 AM UTC
there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye
there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye with thoughts of woodwinds brass and smoky dives where clubs and streets meet moonlight in the sky the music notes, arpeggio, they fly with drinks around, the smoky mood arrives there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye the New York nightlife entertains the eye past midnight, sewer smoke floats up alive where clubs and streets meet moonlight in the sky with Songs From the Night Before, Sanborn is high and carries all, along with him they jive there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye the room is dark but for a stage so nigh spotlight exposes New York's heartbeat live where clubs and streets meet moonlight in the sky where jazz songs live forever, never die the spirit of New York at night it thrives there's something 'bout jazz music, fills the eye where clubs and streets meet moonlight in the sky (C)2009, Christos Rigakos
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Mar 26, 2012
Mar 26, 2012 at 1:27 AM UTC
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