Soho

Written by：Jaret Reddick

Producer：Eric Delegard/Jaret Reddick

New York city subway station

A million people and you were sticking out

Smashed thumb and so pretty

I wonder what you're all about

Crowded train separation

But still I see you in the corner of my eye

Busy station anticipation

For you to turn around and see me smile

And you look so trendy

Spaghetti straps and six inch soles

I just looked down and didn't see me

Are you an uptight turn around no esteem wreck like me

So long Soho

I just sat and watched you go

Take good care and always know

I'll always know that you are there somewhere

Dark hair a fair complexion

I memorize your face and eyes

The door is open and I don't see you

And through the window you turn and smile

And you look so trendy

Spaghetti straps and six inch soles

I just looked down and didn't see me

Are you an uptight turnaround no esteem wreck like me

So long Soho

I just sat and watched you go

Take good care and always know

I'll always know that you are there somewhere

So long Soho

So long Soho

I won't remember anything

I just sat and watched you go

For seven weeks you're in my dreams

Take good care and always know

I know your face but not your name

So long Soho

And one day I'll see you sing along

So long Soho

I just sat and watched you go

Take good care and always know

I'll always know that you are there

So long Soho

I just sat and watched you go

Take good care and always know

So long Soho

I just sat and watched you go

Take good care and always know

So long Soho

I just sat and watched you go