[Chorus]
Sing to me, Miami, it is hard
to be alone
Your force is unfamiliar,
and your ways are all unknown.
It's been many miles and many
days
since I last felt at home.
I used to think I was a rock.
I'm sinking like a stone.
Love came laughing to my door
and called me by my name.
I let him walk inside my walls,
for a while he did the same,
'Till I became confused and
frightened
by the anger in my soul,
So I went out and broke his
heart.
He had to let me go.
[Chorus]
Sing to me, Miami, there is
summer in your eyes,
And my throat is hot and aching
from the tears I cannot cry.
Your palm trees stand serene
against your shining southern
sky.
I need to find your fountain.
My well is running dry.
There's redemption for the
sinner.
There's salvation for the
fool.
I'm some of both, but I had
no intention being cruel.
And I lost more with that
man
than I can ever hope to find.
If he were her, I'd settle
for
some simple peace of mind.
[Chorus]
Sing to me, Miami, of the
dreams you had that died,
And how the sea sustained
you
in its arms so warm and wide.
I have come here to your open
shore
with no one at my side,
To lose myself in your embrace
and drift out with the tide.
© 1981 by Josh Joffen
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