"Dream of the City" genre: Acoustic
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	Acoustic mellow melodic dreamy song poem; introspective
	CD: Stereolight   Label: self released Credits: written, produced, performed, engineered by Matt Yaki
	Story Behind the Song I think this song is pretty self explanatory. Lyrics I was born, sweet concrete running forever beneath my feet til it was in my blood and in my dreams the traffic sings the windows shine the neon air that I left behind the corner store for the unquiet mind I tell myself it's just as well, the siren she sung her spell and she took me far away chasing the breeze but sometimes down this country road so sweet and so cold there's nothing there but the air to breathe I can't let go and I can't say no to this keepsake memory that I call home I think of the city still dream of the city now isn't it a pity that my feet don't feel me standing here right in the countryside cuz when I miss my boys I miss my noise down 22nd avenue I just don't see myseilf growing up right in the countryside tomorrow morning looks so bleak trucking down the empty street no sweet transvestite there to flirt with me no ghost in the alley looking up at the sky that's just big enough to fit beside somebody else's dream of reaching high and even though the moon is the same it doesn't shine through the pearly frame of the city's breath and the city's flame chorus wish I were like that tree bending to the wind and laughing at me saying give it up man who you used to be. cus i was born, sweet concrete running forever beneath my feet til it was in my blood and in my dreams

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