Nycny

Hall And Oates · Other Songs - Hall And Oates

So whadya want?



Is it déjà vu or have I been here before?



I don't know but



Everything about you is still the same



Everything about you is so alive



Too much time around, you start to kick my ass



Too much time away, I lose my lease



(new york love me) so good, so good



(new york love me) keep my head up



(ny love me) nyc, I see



(ny why me) am I ny?



Try to run away



Ya know it's no use



Tongue in cheek so I can't speak



Vibrations knock my screws loose



Everything about you is still the same



Everything about you is so alive



Too much time around, you start to kick my ass



Too much time away, I lose my lease



(new york love me) so good, so good



(new york love me) keep my head up



(ny love me) nyc, I see



(ny why me) am I ny?



Written in the air



Written on return



Nowhere bright as here nowhere else



Written in the air



Written on return



Stones and fever dreams nothing else...



Nyc see ya real soon



Try to run away



Ya know it's no use



Tongue in cheek so I can't speak



Vibrations knock my screws loose



Well it ain't love



It ain't art



It's pressure



Pain in the heart that moves me



Nyc



That grooves me



Nyc



You move me



Nyc you lose me



Nyc



Everything about you is still the same



Everything about you is so alive



Too much time around, you start to kick my ass



Too much time away, I lose my lease



(new york love me) so good, so good



(new york love me) keep my head up



(ny love me) nyc, I see



(ny why me) am I ny?

Nycny - Hall & Oates

Hall & Oates' 'Nycny' stands as a quintessential example of their late-1970s New York soul and R&B fusion. Recorded during the height of their early career, the track showcases the duo's signature blend of smooth vocals, infectious guitar riffs, and a driving rhythm section that defined the sound of the era. While often associated with their broader discography of heartthrob ballads and upbeat dance tracks, 'Nycny' captures a grittier, more authentic side of their musical identity, reflecting the urban landscape of the city where they performed. The song remains a staple of their live sets and live recordings, demonstrating the enduring appeal of their vocal harmonies and songwriting prowess. It serves as a testament to their ability to craft memorable, danceable records that bridged the gap between pop and soul, influencing countless artists who followed in their wake.