LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeAutumn In New York
Autumn in New YorkLouis Armstrong/Ella FitzgeraldAutumn in New YorkWhy does it seem so invitingAutumn in New YorkIt spells the thrill of first-nightingglittering crowds and shimmering cloudsIn canyons of steelThey're making me feel - I'm homeIt's autumn in New YorkThat brings the promise of new loveAutumn in New YorkIs often mingled with painDreamers with empty handsThey sigh for exotic landsIt's autumn in New YorkIt's good to live it again[Louis]Autumn in New YorkThe gleaming rooftops at sundownOh, Autumn in New YorkIt lifts you up when you run downYes, jaded rou‚s and gay divorc‚esWho lunch at the RitzWill tell you that it's divineThis autumn in New YorkTransforms the slums into MayfairOh, Autumn in New YorkYou'll need no castles in SpainYes, Lovers that bless the darkOn the benches in Central ParkGreet autumn in New YorkIt's good to live it again[trumpet solo][Ella]Autumn in New YorkThat brings the promise of new loveAutumn in New YorkIs often mingled with painDreamers with empty handsThey sigh for exotic landsIt's autumn in New York
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