Times Square - Emily Kinney

What can I, what can I do for you, honey?

Buy you a coffee?

Lend you some money?

Walk you to Times Square, walk to the moon?

What can I, what can I, what

Can I do what can I do?

Oh, it’s been a long time, but it’s been about right.

You’re looking like

You need a kiss or a fight.

Without my love you don’t know how to live.

Is there somebody, somebody else who could make it worth it?

Somebody else?

Somebody else?

Somebody else?

And I know you’re alone, most of the day.

I know you spend night the very same way.

I know you’re not with somebody new, I won’t break his heart to fix you.

And I think, and I prey, about last September.

As time goes by, I barely remember.

And I know you say you would change that night.

But I was never yours, and you’re no longer mine.

Oh, I’d like to kiss you, but my lips are purple.

And I’d like to love you, but our love is spent.

And we wasted our wishes, hurt our best friends, made a home in heart ache,

And now can’t pay the rent.

So, what can I, what can I do for you, honey?

I’m not a movie star, pretty play bunny.

I’m just a lucky hack fooling myself.

If you want perfection look to somebody else.

Somebody else, somebody else, somebody else.

And I know you’re alone, most of the day.

I know you spend night the very same way.

I know you’re not with somebody new.

I won’t break his heart to fix you.

And I think, and I prey, about last September.

As time goes by, I barely remember.

And I know you say you would change that night.

But I was never yours and you’re no longer mine.

So, what can I, what can I do for you, honey?

Buy you a coffee?

Lend you some money?

Walk you to Times Square, walk to the moon?

What can I, what can I, what can I, what can I, what can I, what can I,

What can I, what can I, what can I, what can I do?