We All Move to Brooklyn

from Serving Body by Natti Vogel

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lyrics

Hey
Been a long time since I've seen your face
I was just about to ask
"How've you been?"
But before I could,
You jumped in with a
"Where are you living these days?"
I said "I'm one block away from the J,
a couple stops past the Williamsburg Bridge from Manhattan" and you said:
"don't you find it odd that we all move to Brooklyn in the end?"

Hey, this Big Apple's been had by worms
It doesn't look all that tasty now
So I guess you could say that this was my choice and I'll have you know
It's not cause the rents were high
They're actually higher here
I pay for the distance from the advertising
And you said:

"Do you think that when we die,
Our souls move to Brooklyn
That our souls fly to Brooklyn
That we all move to Brooklyn
When we die?"

Plus I heard your mom, she too moved to Brooklyn, and the word on the street is Wall Street's moving to Brooklyn, too
Why?
Because we all move to Brooklyn

credits

from Serving Body, released February 11, 2018
Music and lyrics written by Natti Vogel
Produced and arranged by Benjamin Ickies
Recorded by Phil Duke at Continental Studios
Mixed by Benjamin Ickies and Mike Tierney
Mastered by Alan Silverman

Vocals - Natti Vogel
Piano - Natti Vogel
Upright bass - Michael Harlen
Guitar - Spencer Katzman
Drums - Walker Adams
Violin - Jeffrey Young, Ericsson Hatfield
Viola - Sarah Elizabeth Haines
Cello - Kristine Kruta
Clarinet - Camila Barrientos Ossio
Trumpet - Rhys Tivey
Trombone - Spencer Hale

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