maybe it's me
maybe I'm unlucky
but it's plain to see
everybody's fucking
in this no-tell hotel
except for me
oh, how lonesome
can one farmboy be
why did I leave
the barnyards of Alberta
in New York City
everyone'll hurt you
and I know damn well
that I'm the next in line
oh, how much trouble
can one farmboy find
it's so damn sad
it's so damn lonely
it's too damn bad
I'm the one and only
desperate man
, who's life is old baloney
compared to everybody else's
one night I met
this waitress down at MOMA
she loved me so rough
nearly threw me in a coma
then she grabbed my bus pass
and my wallet too
oh dear Lord
what can one farmboy do
these streets ain't proud
they're overrun with strangers
I can't staythey're overrun with strangers
who talk too loud
their eyes are filled with danger
it's a big damn crowd
no reason I should stay here
and continue all my bellyaching
it's expensive in Manhattan
papa, start cooking
it's time to grill the fattened
calf and welcome
your prodigal son back home
oh, no more
will one farmboy roam
look out folks
one farmboy's coming home
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