Last Exit to Brooklyn
Modern Talking
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I cannot sleep - the night is young I cannot eat - I want some fun I pick you up - Route 66 Life gives me the kick I cannot live - I love this life I cannot die - can I survive I cannot breathe - without your love I can't get enough It's the last exit to Brooklyn New York City, oh is waiting You're a new boy, you're a party guy Baby let's dance, and have some joy West coast, east side, that is the place where New York, L.A. I wanna live there New York City boy, L.A. party girl Baby let's dance, in a brand new world 4 - 6 - 0 - 1 - East Avenue Why does my heart - beats just for you I cannot give - you more I'll give Baby please forgive I cannot tell - you thousant lies I have the love - right in my eyes The night is young - I want your heart Baby can we start In between Hold on, baby, baby hold on Party up, party up, party up, baby, party up, party up I can't believe - oh what I see I can't control - it's extacy I can't explain - oh what I feel My dream comes so real I cannot leave - your love alone I cannot go - I'm not a stone I cannot say - good bye to you When my dream comes true
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Written by: DIETER BOHLEN
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5 facts about this song
Song Origin Facts"Last Exit to Brooklyn" is a song by the German synthpop duo known as Modern Talking.
- The song was released in 1985 as part of Modern Talking's eighth studio album, "Universe."
- This song was written and produced by Dieter Bohlen, who is one of the members of Modern Talking.
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Lyrics and Composition Facts"Last Exit to Brooklyn" is largely about longing and desperation, marked by the powerful refrain of wanting just "one last dance."
- The song employs the common synthpop elements of repetitive themes and heavy use of synthesizers and drum machines, making it a great representation of Eurodance music.
- The lyrics of the song do not explicitly describe Brooklyn, but rather an emotional state associated with leaving and longing.
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Chart Performance FactsThe song "Last Exit to Brooklyn" did not top music charts as did many Modern Talking's other songs. However, it's still popular among Modern Talking's fans.
- Despite not reaching the same levels of commercial success as some of their other hits, the song has endured and remains a fan favorite.
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Music Video and Live Performances FactsThe music video of the song, available on Video-sharing websites like YouTube, features both members of the duo in a variety of scenic backdrops.
- Modern Talking has performed "Last Exit to Brooklyn" live several times, including their concert tours in 2003.
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Song Legacy FactsThe song managed to capture a distinct feel about the time and place it was talking about, and this has helped it stay relevant over the years.
- "Last Exit to Brooklyn" remains a testament to Modern Talking’s unique style and sound, providing a window into the synthpop era it came from.
- Today, the song stands as a powerful testament to Modern Talking's distinctive style, marking a major part of their musical legacy.
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