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Piccadilly Lane

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Piccadilly Lane

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Walking in the rain

Picking up on the reasons

That we had Piccadilly Lane

London town

And the cobblestones are all black

But I've been here before

And I never could knock on your door

No I never could

I've been a lot of things

I've seen a lot of things

But it all doesn't mean a thing

Without you

Waiting on a train

Wondering why everything

Goes by so fast

Why everything good

Well it never seems to last

And I've been here before

But with you I thought I had more

So much more

I've been a lot of things

I've seen a lot of things

But it all doesn't mean a thing

Without you

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