Two Worlds Apart Lyrics

Johnny is turning around the corner looking nervous on his watch

Second-hand standing still as he is moving down the block

(Dadada)

Foreign faces inspecting Johnny's path

Steps onto Mary's porch, working boots on her doormat

And as he's ringing her doorbell his heart is pounding hard

A city boy and a suburb girl, two worlds apart

Two worlds apart (Dadada)

Mary is twisting the doorknob nervous opening the door

Deep drown sighs in her neck as Johnny steps into the hallway floor

She slips into her new bought rosé-colored coat

Protecting herself from another rich man's anecdote

And as they walk out off the shadows, through Mary's front yard

Two souls reunited in two worlds apart

Two worlds apart (Dadada)

Over the bridge into the rush hour traffic jam

Johnny walks his path, Mary is holding his right hand

Johnny takes her to a park in the middle of downtown

Reaches for a good rosé he managed to buy on discount

And as the sun sets course into the underworld

Mary and Johnny they look into the night listening to laughter

On easy street on the left interrupted by

Sirens on queer street on the right

And as they sit in the middle of the dark, all alone in the dark

A city boy and a suburb girl, two worlds apart

Two worlds apart

Two worlds apart

Two worlds apart

Two worlds apart