Kilburn Towers
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Kilburn Towers
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I am a bird; watch me go drifting by
With my feathers of power I laugh as the hours go slowly by
That could mean ev'rything
I am a street watching the people walk
As I listen their conversations glisten as they start to talk
Then I hear ev'rything
Little white jug, me and Kilburn Towers
As we sit on the hill and we drink and we swill
Till the early hours
Then I am ev'rything
Little white jug and me and Kilburn Towers
That could mean ev'rything
Little white jug, me and Kilburn Towers
As we sit on the hill and we drink and we swill
Till the early hours
Then I am ev'rything
Little white jug and me and Kilburn Towers
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Bee Gees performs "Kilburn Towers", and this lyric page sits inside the Bee Gees catalog on LyroVerse.
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