Baby, you're making me want you
And baby, you're making me love you
We're in the city, city, making me want you
We're in the city, city, making me love you
Making me care

Do dooh, do dooh, do dooh, do dooh
Da da dumb, da dumb, da dumb

Baby, you're making me want you
(Want you)
And baby, you're making me love you
(Love you)

We're in the city, city, making me want you
(Want you)
We're in the city, city, city, making me love you
(Making me love you)
Making me care
(Making me care)

Do do dooh, do dooh do do
Do doo dooh, do dooh
Da da dumb, da dah

Do doo dooh, do doo dooh
Gave up on do's
Doohs and da's at this point
Da dumb

Want you
Love you
Want you

In the city your footsteps float in the air
In the city at night there's no one else there
In the city see all the old street lamps again
In the city they took all the new ones away

You wind down a window to let in some light
Through the middle of glossum [unverified] billboards at night
And pausing to catch your breath in the rain
In the city your home again, again

Do dooh, do dooh
Do dooh, do dooh
Da dumb, da dumb



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We're in the City Lyrics as written by Peter Stewart Wiggs Bob Stanley

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