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A city freeze, get on your knees |
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Pray for warmth and green paper |
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A city drought, you're down and out |
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See your trousers don't taper |
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Saddle up, kick your feet |
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Ride the range of a London street |
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Travel to a local plane |
| [00:52.90] |
Turn around and come back again |
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And at the chime of the city clock |
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Put up your road block, hang on to your crown |
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For a stone in a tin can |
| [01:13.99] |
Is wealth to the city man who leaves his armor down |
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Stay indoors, beneath the floors |
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Talk with neighbors only |
| [01:40.51] |
The games you play, make people say |
| [01:45.19] |
You're either weird or lonely |
| [01:50.12] |
A city star, won't shine too far |
| [01:55.29] |
On account of the way you are |
| [01:59.92] |
And the beads around your face |
| [02:04.66] |
Make you sure to fit back in place |
| [02:11.15] |
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| [02:13.20] |
And at the beat of the city drum |
| [02:16.77] |
See how your friends come in twos or threes or more |
| [02:23.01] |
For the sound of a busy place is fine for a pretty face |
| [02:28.55] |
Who knows what a face is for |
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The city clown will soon fall down |
| [03:04.63] |
Without a face to hide in |
| [03:06.35] |
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And he will lose if he won't choose |
| [03:14.15] |
The one he may confide in |
| [03:18.96] |
Sonny boy, with smokes for sale |
| [03:24.14] |
Went to ground with a face so pale |
| [03:28.57] |
And never heard about the change |
| [03:33.31] |
Showed his hand and fell out of range |
| [03:39.05] |
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| [03:42.05] |
In the light of a city square |
| [03:45.54] |
Find out the face that's fair, keep it by your side |
| [03:51.60] |
When the light of the city falls |
| [03:54.96] |
You fly to the city walls, take off with your bride |
| [04:01.27] |
But at the chime of a city clock |
| [04:04.89] |
Put up your road block, hang on to your crown |
| [04:11.25] |
For a stone in a tin can |
| [04:14.24] |
Is wealth to the city man who leaves his armor down |
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