“Denim shirtand your Levi’s,it’s 8 am and I’m missing you.Cowboy boots on a New Yorksubway car,findin’ whereI’m getting to.Blues songs on the corner,taxis on the street never just passing through.Tuesday morning coffee shop line, it’s 10 amyou’re on my mind.Tourists in the streets stopto see the view, Lady Liberty never looked so kind.Penthouseall night party pouring over into the day, trumpet player plays so fine.12 o’clock noon, I stayed uptoo late, laughing over politics.Bodega thankyous and goodbyes, radio only ever plays theirsong from1986.Late nights prolonged by lights too bright, walking outif the weather permits.It was 2 am when you saidI was a true Troubadour.It was 2 am when I leftNew York.It was 2 am when I promised you— forevermore.” When I Left New York