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Welcome to the New World


The city streets hum With a beautiful chaos It sounds like a symphony With no lights no applause You can see it on the people's faces As you watch them pass by It captures this beauty With a simple look in their eyes Blondes, Brunettes, Red Heads And everything in between Like businessmen, artists, dead heads All walk the same streets We are bold we are daring We stand out and make statements Many great men Have walked this very pavement They had their routine their day to day things But they did them so well They we engrained in history We are the next generation The new and up and coming We are the cutting edge The few and revolutionary Each one of us unique Yet we collaborate well We were made in this city So in this city we will dwell We each contribute To this complex society Please don't underestimate Our strength in variety We are the future We will take the baton We will march through the flames And we will press on Welcome to the New World
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