City Kids

Garland Jeffreys

Well I’m walkin’ down the walkin’ street
And I’m only 13 years old
I could be black and I could be white
But for sure I’m young and bold
‘Round about midnight and all that jazz
You can hear it on my radio
No mystery no razz-a-ma-tazz
I got no place to go

On the Boulevard of Crime
Stealin’ for a dime
Better tell ya’ just what I did
On the avenue of thieves
Delinquents and reprieves
Orphans and the City Kids

Better tell ya’ just what I did
For a thrill I killed a cab driver
Better tell ‘ya just what I did
For a laugh I raped an old survivor
Better tell ya’ just what I did
Beat a girl, yеs I really hurt her
Bettеr tell ya’ just what I did
Beat the rap for first degree murder

On the Boulevard of Crime
Stealin’ for a dime
Better tell ya’ just what I did
On the avenue of thieves
Delinquents and reprieves
Orphans and the City Kids

Uncle Nat was listenin’ to that old music on the Hi-Fi
Lester Young and Louis Armstrong and everybody sittin’ ’round gettin’ high

Shootin’ dope, shootin’ dope, shootin’ dope

‘Long the Boulevard of Crime
Stealin’ for a dime
Better tell ya’ just what I did
The avenue of thieves
Delinquents and reprieves
Orphans and the City Kids

City Kids

Trivia about the song City Kids by Garland Jeffreys

When was the song “City Kids” released by Garland Jeffreys?
The song City Kids was released in 1979, on the album “American Boy & Girl”.

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