Moxy Fruvous - Harbourmall Lyrics

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Up in downsview where the skies are grey

I can take my mazda down the old parkway

>From what they tell me i just make a right

To the place that's jumping every day and night.

Well i'm glad to say i'm on my way

To where ducks and jugglers and children play

I may be stuck in traffic but i'm on the hunt

Gonna find my harbour down at harbourfront.

Pleasure bound i started walking around

It took me half an hour to find some grassy ground

I spread my blanket but i got no sun

Just the shadow of the condominium

Well i'm sad to say they blocked the way

They took my view and my naivete

I saw lots of condos but to be blunt

I didn't see no harbour down at harbourfront.

Hey! is there no metro plan?

There's no need for a cultural home

So tell me what do you say alderman?

Build a casino with lots of chrome.

Take 10 story 20 story 30 story lunch!

There's no need for a cultural home

We're gonna solve that intangible budget crunch!

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Pave the harbour from the shore to the 'dome.

I took my problem to so many doors

To the feds queen's park and councillors

They sent me on to a businessman

Who said "son listen up i understand"

"you see i'm glad to say you'll get your way

Your authorsfest and your children's day

That artsy stuff spring summer fall

On parking level three of harbourmall!"

Say see where the art used to be?

Back to business at harbourmall

Skydome's a runt next to king harbourfront

Give the business to harbourmall.

So now i see the situation's clear

We'll have harbourfun every day of the year

Under harbourmall's roof i'll get my sun

With the tanning salon and mr. eggleton.

Well i'm glad to say we got our way

The authorsfest and the children's day

All that artsy stuff spring summer fall

On parking level three of harbourmall...

...harbourmall fun in the city!

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