Cifra de The Dakota - Christine Lavin
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[Verse]
It was Monday morning, I was coming in from a long trip on the road
I flagged a cab by the east side terminal, I said, "Please take me home"
We drove up along 3 rd Avenue, crossed thru Central Park
When we came out at seventy-second street, I felt a cold chill in my heart
[Chorus]
Everytime I See the Dakota, I think about that night
Shots ringing out, angry shoots, a man losing his life
Well its something we shouldn't dwell upon, but its something we shouldn't ignore
Too many good men have been cut down, lets pray there won't be anymore
[Verse]
Rush hour traffic was bottled up, we slowly inched by
I didn't want to look but I couldn't help staring at the scene of the crime
There was an old man sweeping last night's dirt out of the darkened vestibule
And a uniformed guard in a gold-trimmed cap, watching the world pass in review
[Chorus]
But every time I see the Dakota, I think about that night
Shots ringing out, angry shoots, a man losing his life
Well its something we shouldn't dwell upon, but its something we shouldn't ignore
Too many good men have been cut down, let's pray there won't be anymore
[Verse]
I don't believe in coincidence, so why just then on the radio
Did an old familiar voice, echo back from not so long ago
"Imagine all the people, living life in peace"
Well it's hard to do when you're on this blood stainned street
I wish I had the answer to the simple question, "Why?"
I wish this taxi would go faster, oh I wish the driver would try
To leave this street and leave this old building far behind
I wish I could take these bitter thoughts and just shake them from my mind
[Chorus]
But every time I see the Dakota, I think about that night
Shots ringing out, angry shoots, a man losing his life
Well its something we shouldn't dwell upon, but its something we shouldn't ignore
Too many good men have been cut down, let's pray there won't be anymore