57th Street
If sidewalks could talk
and memories could walk
they would take me to a place
down on 57th Street
The train ran upon a wall
below children played softball
spent hot summer days chasing butterflies
and warm summer nights catching fireflies
we played street games like red light
rode up and down the street on our bikes
never afraid for our life's
or someone doing a driveby
we jumped rope and played hopscotch
and sometimes we played hit the top
In the Wintertime we had more fun still
building snowmen in the big ballfield
Life was a child's dream
and every child should sleep
and find themselves living on 57th Street.
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