London Town
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London Town
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There is a lion
Coming into London Town
Walking on the promenade
Standing in the underground
He's not afraid of the rain, the pain
Things are going to change
I can feel it in my veins
He's not afraid of the rain, the pain
Things are going to change
I can feel it now
He is the glimmer of hope to the all alone
He is the voice of reason on the telephone' He plays bigger shows than the Rolling Stones
But he wont let you down
Somebody cut the lights on
In the city where the sun doesn't shine
He's gonna take you for a ride
Down the Piccadilly line
He's not afraid of the rain, the pain
Things are going to change
I can feel it in my veins
He's not afraid of the rain, the pain
Things are going to change
I can feel it now
He is the hand of justice to the innocent
He's not the Judge he's not the jury
He's the evidence
He's got more connection tha
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