Solitary town

Walking in the streets of nowhere in the middle of downtown

Everywhere your eyes can see big buildings and a lot of parking lots

When I walk up and down the slopes of this sad and barren world

I can only feel the sadness that now, oh! makes me be so low

Look around, there is nobody in this solitary town

This town has no soul, no people, nobody, no!

Where are all the people in this town?

Looking for a place to rest and to have something to eat

I at last gotta find a diner at the end of a footbridge

Where a blonde and helpful waitress offered me a mug of milk

In the end I took five sundaes and I got two or three refills

Look around, there is nobody in this solitary town

This town has no soul, no people, nobody, no!

Where are all the people in this town?

This town is on my mind, nothing can now make it disappear

This town is so inside that I can’t help digressing all the time

Every time I think I say

Where is everybody?

Where is everybody?

This town is on my mind, nothing can now make it disappear

This town is so inside that I can’t help digressing all the time

Every time I think I say

Where is everybody?

Where is everybody?

Where is everybody?

Where is everybody

In this solitary town?