Our Side Of Town (ft. AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer)

I hold my head up and walk,
through the streets that I grew up on.
I hear the Bronx tell me to never let her go or she might fall,
and I need her just as much,
because this town's taught me this city has something to truly love.

And we've been trying to belong,
And we've been singing for what hasn't yet been sung.

I owe my life to these front steps that taught me how to live.
I made the best friends in this mess and I'd do it all again.
There's not a [bad word] thing I wouldn't give,
to spend my life singing about those streets that always paved my path.

I found religion in a church basement, though I never prayed.
I drew hope from the choir in the crowd, singing back every single song we played.
And that sea of arms and open palms helped me finally find my place,
so don't you dare tell me I don't have faith.

Cause now I know that I belong.
This city lives with me, it spills out in my blood.

I owe my life to these front steps that taught me how to live.
I made the best friends in this mess and I'd do it all again.
There's not a [bad word] thing I wouldn't give,
to spend my life singing about those streets that always paved my path.

I hold my head up and walk,
cause I've been burning with this purpose that won't stop,