Tash Sultana - New York lyrics
[Tash Sultana - New York lyrics]
Any way the wind blows
It doesn't really matter
'Cause it all just ends the same
But, I just keep on giving while
You just keep on taking now
You don't want to face the blame
The things we try to hide just
To make us feel better
And you just keep me waiting
While I could take forever
Pulling up in pieces just to
Put me back together
Cover me in sugar just to
Get me through the night
Kisses sweet as candy, girl
You know I'll be alright
Jumping off the moon, baby, it'll be a time
Chase the New York City skyline
Covеr me in sugar just to
Get me through thе night
Kisses sweet as candy, girl
You know I'll be just fine
Driving at a thousand miles
So I can see the light
Chase the New York City skyline
New York, New York new York, New York
New York, New York new York, New York
Any way the mind goes
It's all just purple matter
But the thoughts just feel the same
And I got no distinction for
The moments I've been missing
You won't even say my name
It's been years now, you feel me?
Now what the fuck is wrong with me?
Is it curiosity? Can you try to help me be
All the things I wanna see?
But, you don't seem to care with me
Even if it's ugly, I know you got me good
You got me good you got me good
You got me good, girl
Cover me in sugar just to
Get me through the night
Kisses sweet as candy, girl
You know I'll be alright
Jumping off the moon, baby, it'll be a time
Chase the New York City skyline
Cover me in sugar just to
Get me through the night
Kisses sweet as candy, girl
You know I'll be just fine
Driving at a thousand miles
So I can see the light
Chase the New York City skyline
New York, New York new York, New York
New York, New York new York, New York
Two young kids on the corner block
Two young kids at the corner shop
Two young kids, just a couple of fools
Just a couple of tools
A couple of I love you's
A couple of I owe you too
You know I do, you know we do
So sad it's true, so sad it's blue
Or maybe it's black
Or maybe it's the kind that
Gives a fucking heart attack
And you know that I know, I know how it is
See, my mother tried to warn us
When we were just kids
See, my father gone and had one
When I was just here
When I was so near, when life is so dear
When minds are so clear
When time is just fear
Two young kids on the corner block
Two young kids at the corner shop
Two young kids, just a couple of fools
Just a couple of tools
A couple of I love you's
A couple of I owe you too you know I do
It doesn't really matter
'Cause it all just ends the same
But, I just keep on giving while
You just keep on taking now
You don't want to face the blame
The things we try to hide just
To make us feel better
And you just keep me waiting
While I could take forever
Pulling up in pieces just to
Put me back together
Cover me in sugar just to
Get me through the night
Kisses sweet as candy, girl
You know I'll be alright
Jumping off the moon, baby, it'll be a time
Chase the New York City skyline
Covеr me in sugar just to
Get me through thе night
Kisses sweet as candy, girl
You know I'll be just fine
Driving at a thousand miles
So I can see the light
Chase the New York City skyline
New York, New York new York, New York
New York, New York new York, New York
Any way the mind goes
It's all just purple matter
But the thoughts just feel the same
And I got no distinction for
The moments I've been missing
You won't even say my name
It's been years now, you feel me?
Now what the fuck is wrong with me?
Is it curiosity? Can you try to help me be
All the things I wanna see?
But, you don't seem to care with me
Even if it's ugly, I know you got me good
You got me good you got me good
You got me good, girl
Cover me in sugar just to
Get me through the night
Kisses sweet as candy, girl
You know I'll be alright
Jumping off the moon, baby, it'll be a time
Chase the New York City skyline
Cover me in sugar just to
Get me through the night
Kisses sweet as candy, girl
You know I'll be just fine
Driving at a thousand miles
So I can see the light
Chase the New York City skyline
New York, New York new York, New York
New York, New York new York, New York
Two young kids on the corner block
Two young kids at the corner shop
Two young kids, just a couple of fools
Just a couple of tools
A couple of I love you's
A couple of I owe you too
You know I do, you know we do
So sad it's true, so sad it's blue
Or maybe it's black
Or maybe it's the kind that
Gives a fucking heart attack
And you know that I know, I know how it is
See, my mother tried to warn us
When we were just kids
See, my father gone and had one
When I was just here
When I was so near, when life is so dear
When minds are so clear
When time is just fear
Two young kids on the corner block
Two young kids at the corner shop
Two young kids, just a couple of fools
Just a couple of tools
A couple of I love you's
A couple of I owe you too you know I do
About the song Tash Sultana - New York
The track showcases a departure from Tash's previous work, exploring a sound that fuses pop, R&B, and elements of mainstream music. This departure, however, has divided the listeners, with some praising the artist's growth and experimentation, while others express a longing for Tash's signature style.
Many listeners wholeheartedly embrace Tash Sultana's foray into a new sound. The song has been described as "dope," "awesome," and "brilliant," with fans expressing their love for every aspect of the track. They commend musican's ability to continually push boundaries, appreciating the evolution and growth displayed in "New York." The fusion of different musical elements and the seamless transitions between sections garner high praise, with the song being hailed as a "masterpiece" and a "vibe."
While some fans eagerly embrace change, others express reservations about the new direction. Long-time supporters miss the raw and introspective sound that initially drew them to the artist. They yearn for the return guitar solos, psychedelic vibes, and the spiritual essence found in previous works. Some critique the perceived mainstream production and the use of auto-tune in certain parts, questioning the departure from organic and authentic style.
An intriguing discussion arises among followers, with some comparing Tash Sultana's vocals in "New York" to those of Lisa Stansfield, a legendary British singer. While some appreciate the comparison as a testament to Tash's versatility.
Many listeners wholeheartedly embrace Tash Sultana's foray into a new sound. The song has been described as "dope," "awesome," and "brilliant," with fans expressing their love for every aspect of the track. They commend musican's ability to continually push boundaries, appreciating the evolution and growth displayed in "New York." The fusion of different musical elements and the seamless transitions between sections garner high praise, with the song being hailed as a "masterpiece" and a "vibe."
While some fans eagerly embrace change, others express reservations about the new direction. Long-time supporters miss the raw and introspective sound that initially drew them to the artist. They yearn for the return guitar solos, psychedelic vibes, and the spiritual essence found in previous works. Some critique the perceived mainstream production and the use of auto-tune in certain parts, questioning the departure from organic and authentic style.
An intriguing discussion arises among followers, with some comparing Tash Sultana's vocals in "New York" to those of Lisa Stansfield, a legendary British singer. While some appreciate the comparison as a testament to Tash's versatility.