Graffiti Planet

[Intro: Tom Ryan] This is Mayor Tom Ryan, introducing you to the official 1984 sesquicentennial song Rochester has a unique and varied cultural history So what better way to celebrate it than by listening to the music written, published, and performed by Rochesterians We hope this musical journey stimulates further interest in the rich heritage of our city Enhances a civic pride among its people And fosters a spirit of working together to make Rochester a truly great city Lеt our spirits show [Verse 1] After all the boundaries wеre drawn They disrespected a life Is your daddy mad? Is his daddy mad? Someone's spraying over their lines Bring me my paint and brush Bring me my paint and brush If your daddy cares, or his daddy cares Knock their bifocals straight from their eyes [Verse 2] All the colors had dried When they showed up late in the night Is your daddy mad? Is his daddy mad? Well they're running out of daylight Put on the final touch (Cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up) Put on the final touch (Cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up) If your daddy cares, or his daddy cares Tell them it's not their world, no, it's mine Now it's mine [Outro] Put on the final touch (Cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up) Put on the final touch (Cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up) Put on the final touch (Cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up) Yeah Somebody's watching me from behind