- Faces And Names
Faces and names, I wish they were the same Faces and names only cause trouble for me Faces and names If we all looked the same and we all had the same name I wo...
- Forever Changed
Train entering the city - I lost myself and never came back Took a trip around the world and never came back Black silhouettes, crisscrossed tracks never came b...
- Hello Its Me
"Hello it's Me" from the 1990 release "Songs for Drella" by Lou Reed and John Cale Andy, it's me, haven't seen you in a while I wished I talked to you more whe...
- I Believe
Valerie Solanis took the elevator got off at the 4th floor Valerie Solanis took the elevator got off at the 4th floor She pointed the gun at Andy saying you can...
- Images
I think images are worth repeating Images repeated from a painting Images taken from a painting From a photo worth re-seeing I love images worth repeating, proj...
- Nobody But You
I really care a lot although I look like I do not Since I was shot there's nobody but you I know I look blase, party Andy's what the papers say At dinner I'm th...
- Open House
Please Come over to 81st street I'm in the apartment above the bar You know can't miss it, it's across from this subway and the tacky store with the mylar scarv...
- Slip Away
People said to lock the door and have an open house no more They said the Factory must change and slowly slip away But if I have to live in fear, where will I g...
- Smalltown
"Smalltown" (c) 1990 from Songs for Drella by Lou Reed and John Cale When you're growing up in a small town When you're growing up in a small town When you're g...
- Starlight
Starlight open wide, starlight open up your door This is New York calling with movies from the street Movies with real people, what you get is what you see Star...
- Style It Takes
You've got the money, I've got the time You want your freedom, make your freedom mine 'Cause I've got the style it takes and money is all that it takes You've g...
- Trouble With Classicists
The trouble with a classicist he looks at a tree That's all he sees, he paints a tree The trouble with a classicist, he looks at the sky He doesn't ask why, he ...
- Work
Andy was a Catholic, the etic ran through his bones He lived alone with his mother, collecting gossip and toys Every Sunday when he went to church He'd kneel in...