City Lights Lyrics

Lizzie, born in a town with one stop sign

Dirt roads, pine whispers, her old skyline

Dreamt of neon nights and skies scrapin' high

She packed her dreams, its time to fly

Where the stars hide beneath the lights

She climbed the bus stairs, kissed the quiet life goodbye

City lights, how they shine so bright

But they don't star up the night like her mountain skies

Lost in crowds that don't know her name

Lizzie's heart beats strong, but it's just not the same

Every day's full of strangers, every night's a dream

Cobblestones, coffee shops, faces pass unseen

She's a small town melody in the subway's roar

Lost in the city's maze, under neon lights

Yet her song echoes, breaking through the nights

A mountain flower on the concrete floor

City lights, how they shine so bright

But they don't star up the night like her mountain skies

Lost in crowds that don't know her name

Lizzie's heart beats strong, but it's just not the same

In the stillness, she finds her will

Memories of green, silent hills

She writes her story, page by page

Beneath the stars, her dreams engage

In ink, she captures wisdom and rage

A girl from the valley on the urban stage

City lights, how they shine so bright

But they don't star up the night like her mountain skies

Lost in crowds that don't know her name

Lizzie's heart beats strong, but it's just not the same

City lights, how they lure and invite

Yet they can't outshine her starry mountain nights

In the crowds she finds her own name

Building dreams on these streets, staking her own claim

Oh, Lizzie, girl, you're far from home

But inside you carry your own mountain song

Let it sing, let it roar, let it dance, let it rise