Lyrics of 'American Pop' by The Manhattan Transfer
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Mama said he'd be a failure
Live down on the Bowery
somewhere, yeah
Libacious schoolboy with that
Slicked back hair
Playing your guitar
You rock and you roll...
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Down on the corner
Turn on your radio
Frankie there you are
Underneath the skyline
The roar and the heat
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[Vocal Breakdown]
Mama look at your boy now
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