City Lights-Mickey Gilley

A bright array of city lights, As far as I can see, There great white wave shines through the night, On lonely guys like me. The cabaret's and honky tonks, The flashing signs and lights, The broken heart to lose itself, In the glow of city lights. Lights that say forgive her now, In a glass of sherry wine, The lights that offer other girls, For empty hearts like mine. They paint a pretty picture, Of a world that's gay and bright, And it's just a mask for lonliness, Behind those city lights. The world was dark, God made the stars to brighten up the night, But the guy that put those stars above, I don't believe he made those lights. It's just a place for me to cry, When things don't turn out right, Just a place to run away and hide, Behind those city lights. Lights that say forget her love, In a different atmosphere, Lights that lure are nothing but A masquerade for tears. They paint a pretty picture, Of two arms that hold you tight, And I just can't say that I love you To a street of city lights. No, I just can't say that I love you, To a street of city lights...