New York's in love
David Bowie · Never let me down
I'm sure it's love
Would you do one thing
New York's in love
The city grew wings in the back of the night
The clouds are stuck like candy-floss
She sees the rich trash having all the fun
Makes her wonder where they get the energy from
There's nothing you can do to her
This city's all clean and waiting
I don't mean to wait too long
But this joint can't get much higher
New York's in love-
With her big green eyes
And her long blonde hair
New York's in flames
New York's in love
With the way she talks
And the way she walks
New York's in love
Goo Goo Goo Goo Goo Goo
My, oh my, it's a tom-tom beat
No-one knows they've had their day
We can dance and we can see the singles swing
Everybody's waiting for the Go-Go Boys.
You're turned to stone by the family
It's now the dead speak to the living
Nothing left here but a raging blaze
I don't mean to wait too long
New York's in love-
With her big green eyes
And her long blonde hair
New York's in flames
New York's in love
With the way she talks
And the way she walks
New York's in love
Goo Goo Goo Goo Goo Goo
New York's in Love
David Bowie's 'New York's in Love' stands as a vibrant centerpiece on the album *Never Let Me Down*, capturing the electric energy of late 1970s rock. The track showcases Bowie's signature theatrical flair and melodic sensibility, blending upbeat rhythms with a nostalgic celebration of the city. Recorded during a prolific period, the song reflects his ability to craft anthems that resonate with both personal emotion and broader cultural themes. Its inclusion in the album's tracklist highlights its role as a dynamic companion to other key works, reinforcing Bowie's enduring influence on the genre. The recording serves as a testament to his mastery of studio craft and his capacity to evoke specific atmospheres through music alone.