Broadway Lyrics - Live In Buffalo: July 4th 2004 - Goo Goo Dolls

Broadway is dark tonight 

A little bit weaker 

Than you used to be 

Broadway is dark tonight 

See the young man sittin' 

In the old man's bar 

Waitin' for his turn to die 

The cowboy kills the rock star 

And Friday night's gone too far 

The dim light hides the years 

On all the faded girls 

Forgotten but not gone 

You drink it of your mind 

You talk about the world 

Like it's someplace that you've been 

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You see you'd love to run home 

But you know you ain't got one 

'Cause you're livin' in a world 

That you're best forgotten around here 

Broadway is dark tonight 

A little bit weaker 

Than you used to be 

Broadway is dark tonight 

See the young man sittin' 

In the old man's bar 

Waitin' for his turn to die 

You choke down all your anger 

Forget your only son 

You pray to statues 

When you're sober up for fun 

Your anger don't impress me 

The world slapped in your face 

It always rains like hell 

On the losers day parade 

You see you'd love to run home 

But you know you ain't got one 

'Cause you're livin' in a world 

That you're best forgotten 

When you're thinkin' of a joke 

And nobody's gonna listen 

To one small point 

I know they been missin' round here 

Broadway is dark tonight 

A little bit weaker 

Than you used to be 

Broadway is dark tonight 

See the young man sittin' 

In the old man's bar 

Waitin' for his turn to die 

You see you'd love to run home 

But you know you ain't got one 

'Cause you're livin' in a world 

That you're best forgotten 

When you're thinkin' of a joke 

Do you think that they'll listen 

To the one small point 

I know they been missin' round here, round here 

Broadway is dark tonight 

A little bit weaker 

Than you used to be 

Broadway is dark tonight 

See the young man sittin' 

In the old man's bar 

Waitin' for his turn to die