Name: Walk on the Wild Side (Downtown Side of the C-Line) Lou Reed Cover by Paul Modiano
Duration: 3 min 24 s
Description: Lou Reed cover from his 1972 album Transformer. I had help here from Robert DeLuca on bass guitar and Ryan Hedgecock of Lone Justice and Parlour James on electric guitar. Background vocals were done in practically one-take by the ever lovely Christina Marie Harper. Sound byte "Hey Man" from Logic's library believe it or not. "downtown side of the C-Line" provided by New York's finest.

Front Row: GSOLIS
//V1//
If you were a lawyer I'd be in your court room
If you were a climber I'd be on a mountain hanging on a line right by your side
If you were the sporty type I'd be in the stands
Making sure they knew that I was your biggest fan
Catch me on the sideline every time

//Pre Chorus//
And if you were a singer I'd be with you on the road 
Baby I'd go anywhere New York Paris or Rome
You don't even have to ask if I'll be at your show
it's always the same answer

//Chorus//
Oh you'd see me in the front row
Every single night
And I'd be holding a big sign up
Big old letters with the lights
And I'd be singing every song boy
Knowing every single word
And I'd be screaming out your name to make sure that you heard
oh front row
oh front row

//V2//
If you were an artist I'd buy every piece
Hang them on my wall so that everyone could see
You'd be my van Gogh
My starry night
Hope you know that I would go wherever it takes
To be right where you are I'd take a car boat or train
Get a one way ticket straight to you

//Bridge//
Wherever you go you know that I'll always want to follow
You and I are one my dear
We're each others shadow

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