N.Y. Song

My heart beats like an ant crossing a speaker
 In an a and b affair
 I barely reach the other side
 Waiting the L train takes so long
 The brain can´t process coming home
 After an evening nine to five
 No keys to gramercy as the daylight
 And the night meet up for drinks
 And I can´t remember names
 My head rings like it´s currency and every passerby I greet replies
 "Can you spare a little change?"
 When I´m old, I hope your old
 So we can grow so old together
 We can stay so young I´m told
 When you leave, I´ll close the door
 But there´s no question I´ll remember
 Our growing old together
 Pass Tomkins Square and when you get there
 They´ll say these are in demand
 So I opened up my hand
 And when I untie my eyes I saw an empire
 Spreading out a sleepy mile
 Heading out to Ellis isle
 So zip it up, zip it up, if you´re standing on the subway
 Sitting down, sitting down, watch your seat
 If you´d like, ride a bike, it´s better for the city
 Spinning wheels, spinning wheels, spinning wheels
 When I´m old (when I´m old)
 I hope your old
 So we can grow so old together
 We can stay so young I´m told when you leave
 When I´m old (when I´m old)
 I hope your old
 So we can grow so old together
 We can stay so young I´m told
 When you leave, I´ll close the door
 But there´s no question I´ll remember
 Our growing old together
 Zip it up, zip it up, if you´re standing on the subway
 Sitting down, sitting down, watch your seat
 If you´d like, ride a bike, it´s better for the city
 Spinning wheels, spinning wheels, spinning wheels
 Zip it up, zip it up,
 if you´re standing on the subway (take me downtown)
 Sitting down, sitting down, watch you seat (bring me to life)
 If you´d like, ride a bike,
 it´s better for the city (and when you´re down)
 Spinning wheels, spinning wheels, spinning wheels (there will be life)
 Take me downtown
 Bring me to life
 And when you´re down
 There will be life