Last Exit To Brooklyn
Modern Talking · Other Songs - Modern Talking
I cannot eat - I want some fun
I pick you up - Route 66
Life gives me the kick
I cannot live - I love this life
I cannot die - can I survive
I cannot breathe - without your love
I can't get enough
Refrain
Refrain It's the last exit to Brooklyn
New York City, oh is waiting
You're a new boy, you're a party guy
Baby let's dance, and have some joy
West coast, east side, that is the place where
New York, L.A. I wanna live there
New York City boy, L.A. party girl
Baby let's dance, in a brand new world
4 - 6 - 0 - 1 - East Avenue
Why does my heart - beats just for you
I cannot give - you more I'll give
Baby please forgive
I cannot tell - you thousant lies
I have the love - right in my eyes
The night is young - I want your heart
Baby can we start
In between
Hold on, baby, baby hold on
Party up, party up, party up, baby, party up, party up
I can't believe - oh what I see
I can't control - it's extacy
I can't explain - oh what I feel
My dream comes so real
I cannot leave - your love alone
I cannot go - I'm not a stone
I cannot say - good bye to you
When my dream comes true
Last Exit To Brooklyn
Modern Talking's 'Last Exit To Brooklyn' stands as a distinctive song within the duo's extensive Euro-dance catalogue. While the group is widely celebrated for upbeat, synth-driven anthems like 'You're My Heart, You're My Soul' and 'Cheri Cheri Lady,' this track offers a slightly more atmospheric variation on their signature sound. The recording reflects the polished production style that defined their commercial success throughout the 1980s and 1990s. By exploring different thematic territories, the artists demonstrated their versatility beyond their most famous hits. The song remains a notable part of their broader discography, showcasing the consistent melodic craftsmanship that secured their status as enduring figures in German pop music history.