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Blue System ~ Taxi Girl


It was a rainy night A rainy night in new york city Oh, she'll never fall in love, had enough of all She was only 18, starring at the wall She's my taxi girl - she was my baby Through the stormy weather, through the stormy rain She drove her little cab all over again She's my taxi girl - she is my baby Her only friend was luca, she's working for the rent But that guy was a hooker at the end Oh baby, hey, be my taxi girl Oh when you're alone - i'll be a part of you Hey, be me taxi girl - i'll be your home I'll make your dreams come true Oh, she'll never love again, baby that is true That's the answer just for me and you She's my taxi girl - she was my baby From the heart of harlem to 5'th avenue She drove her yellow cab like they all do She's my taxi girl - she is my baby Her only friend was luca, she's working for the rent But that guy was a hooker at the end more free lyrics

It was a rainy night
A rainy night in new york city

Oh, she'll never fall in love, had enough of all
She was only 18, starring at the wall
She's my taxi girl - she was my baby
Through the stormy weather, through the stormy rain
She drove her little cab all over again
She's my taxi girl - she is my baby
Her only friend was luca, she's working for the rent
But that guy was a hooker at the end

Oh baby, hey, be my taxi girl
Oh when you're alone - i'll be a part of you
Hey, be me taxi girl - i'll be your home
I'll make your dreams come true

Oh, she'll never love again, baby that is true
That's the answer just for me and you
She's my taxi girl - she was my baby
From the heart of harlem to 5'th avenue
She drove her yellow cab like they all do
She's my taxi girl - she is my baby
Her only friend was luca, she's working for the rent
But that guy was a hooker at the end

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