Lyrics

[Verse]
In the light of dawn, he's a smiling face,
Selling dreams and land, leaving rarely a trace,
They call him Gentleman George, neatly in his tie,
But the sun goes down, and the facade starts to die.

[Verse 2]
Showing houses every day, making sure they're sold,
In polished shoes and a suit, looking sharp and bold,
But when the night arrives, he shifts his role with ease,
To shadowy clubs and neon lights, where he can be free.

[Chorus]
Gentleman George by the day, with charm in his hand,
By night, he’s a different man, in a place so grand,
Lost in the music, and the shimmer of the lights,
Living two lives, on these long, long nights.

[Verse 3]
Sunday morning, with a coffee cup in hand,
He’s a family man, living life so grand,
But come the evening, he’s off to the neon glow,
Where nobody knows the side of George they don’t show.

[Chorus]
Gentleman George by the day, with charm in his hand,
By night, he’s a different man, in a place so grand,
Lost in the music, and the shimmer of the lights,
Living two lives, on these long, long nights.

[Verse 4]
In the daily grind, he holds to his name,
Respected and admired, with fortune and fame,
But come the twilight, he’s in the shadows once more,
Where dreams and nightly escapades even the score.