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from Another Summer Lost by Tomahawk Chop

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Tom Werring sang "ooh"s and "aaah"s on this one. Also, city blocks in the Bronx are normally twice as long as blocks in Manhattan

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On a whim last night I climbed to the top of what must have been the highest point in all of the Bronx
And from where I sat I saw the Throgs Neck Bridge, my gateway back to home
But as the fog rolled in, I saw it swallowed home

I think I'm getting back tonight
Would you care if I came over?
I'm scared I'm starting to forget your highway exit, the warmth of your bed, the touch of your fingers, your kiss on my head
I scratch the hours in the wall 'til I can see you again

But sometimes my homesick eyes fail to see my feet in front of me planted firmly in wet cement from the New York City streets
This fucking city's got the best of me
They say a "Bronx Block" is twice as long
but they make you feel twice as far away from me

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from Another Summer Lost, released August 21, 2011

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